I’ve bought apps, downloaded free ones. This app by Torres is the BEST, bar none. In short order, I was able to order vocab lists as I wanted and get down to some serious study. I am reading three text in the Hebrew TNK and two in the Koine. This app made it possible to do the vocab in segments very quickly. Amazing app. One stop shop. Yeah, it would be nice to reduce the font size so all the answer info can be on the screen when parsing. Yeah, it would be nice to have a slide show. But, I’m not going to reduce the stars or give this a lesser rating of what it does as it is. Simply the best app, beating all the other apps that have all the bells and whistles. Thanks, Torres.

I am an lay person in the local church who has spent the past four years learning and exploring biblical hebrew and greek. I have gone through many resources in that time. This is the best over all app I have used for vocabulary acquisition, and its integrated with an easy to use reader. I cannot speak to the grammatical instruction, as that is not someone I needed. But the vocab and reader sections of the app are phenomenal. I would highly recommend.

The algorithm for how frequently you see a word vs exposure to new words is optimal. I’m picking up vocabulary faster on this app than any other. I’ve got five other apps that I paid for and this one is the best. The ability to click on the definition and immediately jump into logos to Halot or Bdag is a huge plus. The morphologically tagged text with lemmas nice to have in the app itself. I’d give it five stars if it had audible pronunciation and a slideshow feature. I like to just turn it on and let it go sometimes while I’m working. Overall though a great app!

I have had this app for a few days and I am already impressed. This is one of the most streamlined ways to study for vocab, parsing and reading. This will be my daily companion for the next few months and beyond as I study Greek and refresh my Hebrew Thank you so much to the developer for creating this app and doing so without demanding an expensive subscription service to poor seminary students. May the Lord bless you.