OpenQuiz is Now Available on Google Play for Android

Another small but important update: OpenQuiz is now available on Google Play for Android phones and tablets.

OpenQuiz started as a web-first language learning tool for learners who wanted a simpler way to create vocabulary sets, memorize words, and use those words in speaking practice. Following the iOS launch, the Android app brings that same learning flow to the platform millions of learners already carry in their pocket.

Why an Android app matters

Vocabulary learning works best when it is easy to repeat often. If reviewing words takes too many taps, it is easy to skip a session. Having OpenQuiz on Android makes quick study sessions feel more natural:

• Review flashcards when you are away from your laptop.
• Continue spaced repetition reminders on mobile.
• Practice dictation, writing, and speaking with your existing vocabulary sets.
• Keep learning in short sessions instead of waiting for one long study block.

What you can do in the OpenQuiz Android app

The app is designed around the same OpenQuiz workflow: create vocabulary, memorize it, then actively use it. Depending on your account and plan, you can use OpenQuiz to:

• Create and review vocabulary sets.
• Study with flashcards and core review modes.
• Use spaced repetition to remember words longer.
• Practice listening and spelling through dictation.
• Use vocabulary in speaking practice and conversation-style exercises.

Your web account still works

If you already use OpenQuiz on the web or on iOS, you can continue with the same learning habits on Android. The app is another way to access OpenQuiz from your mobile device, especially when you want faster access from the home screen.

The web version is still available at openquiz.ai, and the free study experience remains a core part of OpenQuiz. The Android app simply gives more learners a convenient path into the same learning system, no matter which phone they carry.

How to get started

1. Open the Google Play link below.
2. Install OpenQuiz on your Android phone or tablet.
3. Sign in and start with a learning path, or create your own vocabulary set.
4. Review a few words, then try using them in speaking practice.

What comes next

With OpenQuiz now available on the web, iOS, and Android, this launch is one more step toward making OpenQuiz available wherever learners actually study: at home, on the go, and during small moments throughout the day.

We will keep improving the mobile experience so vocabulary practice feels less like a separate task and more like a natural part of your daily routine.