Habari?
Kiswahili
From greetings to building your own sentences.
Planned course
18 chapters, 115 grammar points, and a 500-word vocabulary target.
Kiswahili · Bahasa Indonesia · Gaeilge
Learn grammar directly, with review schedules
and exercises shaped by your answers.
Vocapi is currently in development.
The first three languages
Three beginner courses are in development.
Each is planned through A1.
Habari?
From greetings to building your own sentences.
18 chapters, 115 grammar points, and a 500-word vocabulary target.
Halo!
Learn vocabulary alongside the grammar that connects it.
18 chapters and 107 grammar points.
Dia dhuit!
Our first endangered-language course. Free, permanently.
20 chapters and 113 grammar points. Lessons, reviews, API and MCP access are included in the free-forever commitment.
Why learn with Vocapi?
Grammar, memory, and reading belong together. Each part of Vocapi builds on the others.
01 / Learn the structure
See how a sentence works, then build one yourself. Grammar and vocabulary lessons include answers you construct, so you practice finding the words.
___, le do thoil.
“Say it again, please.”02 / Keep what you learn
Your answers shape when each card returns. As material becomes more familiar, exercises ask you to recall more of it yourself.
Vocapi uses FSRS, an open-source spaced repetition scheduler, to adjust review timing.
go raibh maith agat
thank youthank you
Type your answer03 / Read in the language
Find stories and articles using your known vocabulary as a starting point. Look up a word while you read, then add it to your reviews.
Culture is part of the course, too. The Kiswahili curriculum introduces methali: proverbs used in everyday life.
Pole pole ndiyo mwendo.
Methali Kiswahili proverbs
Make room for the practice you need
Home gives you a next step. Practice gives you a choice: revisit mistakes, work through repairs, read, or set up your own session.
A wider place for languages
Every endangered-language course includes lessons, reviews, the API, and the MCP connector. Gaeilge is the first.
Keeping endangered-language courses free is the first call on what Vocapi earns. We also want to help fund community dictionaries, corpora, and classroom materials.
Vocapi is an independent commercial project.
Read our commitmentsYour learning, beyond the app
Use the read-only API to build with your learning data. Connect a compatible AI tool through MCP so it can work with the vocabulary you know.
API and MCP access are in development alongside the app.
Built by a small independent team
We’d like to hear from learners, educators, language researchers,
and people building resources for their communities.