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The best Portuguese conjugation apps in 2026: Brazilian and European

Short answer: Practy is best if you want a guided routine in an app. It takes you through the Portuguese tenses unit by unit at your level, in Brazilian or European forms, and spaced repetition brings back the verbs you miss, on the web and iPhone. Linguno is best for free conjugation drills on the web, with separate Brazilian and European drills. Practice Portuguese is best if you learn European Portuguese and want a full course. Conjuguemos is best for classroom games.

Last reviewed: September 2026

At a glance

What each app is best for, and what it costs.

Practy Learners who want the app to choose what to practice: a path through the tenses at their level, in Brazilian or European Portuguese, with spaced repetition for the verbs they miss. Linguno Learners who want free Portuguese conjugation drills in the browser. Practice Portuguese Learners of European Portuguese who want conjugation inside a full course. Conjuguemos Students whose teacher uses it, or learners who like conjugation games.

1. Practy: best guided path

Practy drills 500 common Portuguese verbs in 17 tenses, including the future subjunctive and the personal infinitive. You pick Brazilian or European Portuguese, and you filter each drill by tense, pronoun (tu, você, vós), and verb. A guided mode schedules what to review, and verbs you save from YouTube, Netflix, and web pages become drills too.

Platforms
Web, iOS, and a Chrome extension.
Free tier
Yes. Every exercise type, with caps.
Paid plans
Plus: $7.99/month or $69.99/year ($5.83/month).

Pros

  • 500 common verbs in 17 tenses.
  • Brazilian or European Portuguese, with tu and você forms.
  • Verbs you save from real content become drills.
  • Web and iOS apps that sync with your account.

Cons

  • No full Portuguese course like Practice Portuguese.
  • The mobile app is on iOS only. There is no Android app.
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2. Linguno: best free drills on the web

Linguno has conjugation drills for Brazilian and European Portuguese, grouped by tense, with regular, irregular, and hidden-verb drills. With a free account it adds spaced repetition, progress tracking, listening exercises, and word flashcards. It also covers Spanish, Italian, French, and German.

Platforms
Web, in any browser. A mobile app is planned.
Free tier
Yes. Everything is free during its beta.
Paid plans
Free during its beta. Pricing after the beta is not announced.

Pros

  • Free, with no account needed to start.
  • Separate Brazilian and European Portuguese drills.
  • Spaced repetition with an account.

Cons

  • No mobile app yet; it runs in the browser.
  • Its business model is not decided, so the free access may change.

3. Practice Portuguese: best course for European Portuguese

Practice Portuguese is a European Portuguese course from A1 to B2, with lessons, dialogues, and podcasts. Premium adds a verb conjugator and Smart Review, which lets you practice saved phrases as flashcards, quizzes, or audio only.

Platforms
Web, iOS, and Android.
Free tier
Limited. The verb conjugator is Premium.
Paid plans
Premium: $19.99/month through the App Store, or a yearly plan.

Pros

  • A full European Portuguese course, not only verbs.
  • Native audio in dialogues and short videos.
  • Smart Review for saved phrases.

Cons

  • European Portuguese only.
  • Conjugation practice needs Premium.
  • Costs more than drill-only apps.

4. Conjuguemos: best for classroom games

Conjuguemos turns Portuguese conjugation into graded activities and games, such as memory and battleship. It covers indicative, subjunctive, and imperative forms. Students use it for free; teachers pay to make their own activities and keep more grades.

Platforms
Web.
Free tier
Yes. Free for students.
Paid plans
Premium for teachers: $45/year.

Pros

  • Free for students.
  • Games for indicative, subjunctive, and imperative forms.
  • Teachers can assign activities.

Cons

  • Made for classrooms, not for a personal review plan.
  • Web only.

How we compared them

Practy is our product, so we say where each other app is the better fit. We compared the apps on four points, from their app store listings, websites, and help pages.

How it teaches

Whether it explains the rules, or only drills forms you already know.

What you practice

How many verbs and tenses it covers, and whether you type, say, or pick the answer.

Review

Whether it schedules review for you, or you set up each session yourself.

Price

What the free tier covers, and whether the full app is a subscription or a one-time purchase.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best app to learn Portuguese conjugations?

Practy is best for a guided path through the tenses in an app, with spaced repetition. Linguno is best for free drills in the browser. Practice Portuguese is best for a full European Portuguese course.

Which Portuguese conjugation app works for Brazilian Portuguese?

Linguno has separate Brazilian and European drills. Practy lets you pick Brazilian or European Portuguese and drill tu or você forms. Practice Portuguese teaches European Portuguese only.

Is Linguno free?

Yes, for now. Linguno is free during its beta. It has not announced when the beta ends, and it has not decided on ads or a subscription.

Is there a Portuguese conjugation app for other languages too?

Practy has conjugation drills for Portuguese, Spanish, French, English, Italian, Hebrew, and Arabic in one app. Linguno also covers Spanish, Italian, French, and German on the web.

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