This app is completely free. Always will be. But somewhere between writing 500 German grammar examples, debugging flashcard algorithms at 3am, and mapping every single CEFR module to Goethe standards… a small coffee would be appreciated. Allegedly.
Evidence submitted for your consideration
"Why is the accusative case doing THAT." — Hillary, every single night without fail
"I'll just add one more lesson module." — said before accidentally building 50 modules
There are no rules. Hillary mapped the exceptions anyway. For you. You're welcome.
Typed with bold confidence. Maintained on prayer and cold coffee ever since.
One bug fixed. Two new ones appear. It's fine. He's fine. Coffee helps. Send it.
Whatever your A1 score turns out to be, it's better than Hillary's sleep score this week.
💬 No receipt needed. No account required. Just vibes and gratitude.
Ksh 50 = ☕ coffee · Ksh 10 = a thought. Both count. 🥹
This page was genuinely painful to write. Who casually asks people for money? Apparently, someone who spent weeks building a free German learning app at ungodly hours and then had to figure out how to bring it up. That's who.
You don't have to donate. The app stays free either way — no feature locked behind a paywall, no guilt trips, no passive-aggressive banners. But if the app helped even a little bit with your Goethe prep… maybe, just maybe, if you feel like it, if it's convenient, if you're in the mood…
No pressure at all. Zero. I'm not even looking. 👀
— Hillary Mugo, pretending to be absolutely chill about thisWe suffer together. Share tips, memes, exam panic, and small wins with 1,000+ fellow learners in our WhatsApp group.
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