Who this is for
People who want to learn Indonesian and like learning through meaning — real senses of real words, in real sentences — instead of flashcard lists with no context. Right now it's a small group of testers Frank knows personally.
What alpha means here
This is an early, rough version of the app. Some things may look unfinished, break, or change without warning — that's expected, and it's exactly what testers help us catch.
What we're asking: use it for a few minutes a day for about two weeks. When something's wrong or confusing, tap the feedback button inside the app and tell us — that's the single most useful thing you can do.
What you get: early access, and your feedback decides what gets built next.
Join in three steps
- You send Frank the Google email you'll sign in with. Frank adds it to the invite list — and, while sign-in is still in testing mode, to its test-user list too.
- Tap Open WordSense above. A Cloudflare screen appears first and asks you to sign in with your Google account.
- Inside the app, tap Continue with Google, then answer a few short onboarding questions. You're in — no separate password to remember.
Request access
Not on the list yet? Send your details and Frank will add you.
What we keep
We store the Google email you sign in with and your learning progress, so the app can pick up where you left off. Full details are on the privacy page.
Questions? Reach Frank.
Reach Frank by email or WhatsApp at the address and number shown below.