Short answer: Practy is best for a guided routine. It takes you through the Spanish tenses unit by unit at your level, with a short guide for each unit, and spaced repetition brings back the verbs you miss, on the web and iPhone. Verbs from videos you watch become drills too. Ella Verbs is best if you want the rules taught step by step. ConjuGato is best for fast drills with a one-time price. SpanishDict is the best free reference with a drill. Conjuu is a good choice for drilling only the most common verbs.
Learners who want the app to choose what to practice: a path through the tenses at their level, with spaced repetition and the verbs they meet in videos and web pages.
Practy drills conjugation in Spanish, French, English, Portuguese, Italian, Hebrew, and Arabic. You filter each drill by tense, pronoun, and verb, and a guided mode schedules what to review. Verbs you save from YouTube, Netflix, and web pages with the Chrome extension become drills, next to vocabulary and listening practice in the same account.
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
Seven languages in one app.
Filter every drill by tense, pronoun, and verb.
Verbs you save from real content become drills.
Free tense guides and conjugation tables on practy.app.
Cons
Fewer Spanish-only extras than ConjuGato or Ella Verbs, such as speaking practice.
The mobile app is on iOS only. There is no Android app.
Ella Verbs teaches Spanish verbs in 50 levels of short lessons and quizzes over 18 tenses. It has more than 2,500 verbs with conjugation guides. You practice by typing, multiple choice, flashcards, listening, speaking, and sentences in context, and spaced repetition targets your weak patterns.
Platforms
iOS, Android, and web.
Free tier
Free download, with Pro for the full app.
Paid plans
Pro: $7.99/month, $39.99/year, or $119.99 once.
Pros
Explains patterns and irregular verbs before the quizzes.
Many practice modes, including listening and speaking.
Spaced repetition built in.
Cons
Spanish only.
The full app needs a Pro subscription or a lifetime purchase.
No link to the words you meet in real content.
3. ConjuGato: best for fast drills
ConjuGato is a drill app for Spanish verbs. You say or type each answer, and spaced repetition brings back the forms you miss. You can filter by tense, pronoun, verb ending, regularity, and frequency, and pick voseo and Spain or Latin American forms. Extra quizzes cover the subjunctive, noun gender, ser and estar, and por and para.
Platforms
iOS and Android.
Free tier
Yes. 250 verbs in the present, preterite, and present progressive.
Paid plans
Pro: $9.99 once.
Pros
Pro is a one-time purchase, not a subscription.
Many filters and regional forms, including voseo.
Spaced repetition built in.
Cons
Spanish only.
Short explanations. It expects you to know the basic rules.
4. SpanishDict: best free reference
SpanishDict is a Spanish-English dictionary and translator with conjugation tables for every verb. Its conjugation drill lets you pick verb types, tenses, pronouns, and a verb list, including your own vocabulary lists. Premium removes ads and adds vos and vosotros to the drill.
Platforms
Web, iOS, and Android.
Free tier
Yes. Tables and the drill are free with ads.
Paid plans
Premium: $12.99/month, $39.99/6 months, or $59.99/year.
Pros
Free tables for every Spanish verb, with examples and audio.
Free drill you can set up by tense and pronoun.
Dictionary, translator, and lessons in the same app.
Cons
The drill is one tool on a large site, not a full course.
Ads unless you pay for Premium.
Vos and vosotros in the drill need Premium.
5. Conjuu: best for the most common verbs
Conjuu Spanish has adaptive drills over more than 500 common verbs, with example sentences and native audio for each verb. Spanish, French, German, and Italian are separate apps that you install and pay for one at a time.
Platforms
A separate app for each language.
Free tier
Yes. Two tenses.
Paid plans
A one-time purchase per language.
Pros
Focuses on the verbs you use most.
Example sentences and native audio for each verb.
One-time purchase, not a subscription.
Cons
About 500 Spanish verbs.
A separate app and purchase for each language.
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 Spanish conjugations?
Practy is best for a guided path through the tenses, with spaced repetition and the verbs from real content. Ella Verbs is best if you need the rules taught. ConjuGato is best for fast drills with a one-time price. SpanishDict is the best free reference.
What is the best free Spanish conjugation app?
SpanishDict has free tables for every verb and a free drill, with ads. ConjuGato is free for 250 verbs in three tenses. Practy has a free tier with every exercise type, with caps.
Which Spanish conjugation app has no subscription?
ConjuGato Pro is a one-time $9.99. Ella Verbs also sells a lifetime Pro for $119.99. Conjuu is a one-time purchase per language.
Is there a conjugation app for more than one language?
Practy has conjugation drills for Spanish, French, English, Portuguese, Italian, Hebrew, and Arabic in one app. Conjuu covers four languages, but as separate apps.
