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Redict - Russian and English

By Dmitry Schavlik

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 This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad
  • Free
  • Category: Education
  • First released: October 13, 2011
  • Versions: 2 archived
  • Installable: 2 of 2
  • Seller: Dmitry Schavlik

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 7.0 or later.

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To install apps directly onto this device, it must be jailbroken with AppSync installed.
4.3.1
Requires iOS 7.0+
60.9 MB Install Download
5.5.2
Requires iOS 8.1+
57.3 MB Install Download

Ratings Over Time

DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
November 28, 2020 Free

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

8 of 15
Confusing, cluttered UI, everything locked behind pro
     
by saleen8927 · December 10, 2023

It’s hard to even know what is free and what isn’t, because every click opens a pop-up ad trying to sell you pro. Nothing is labeled well, and there is junk everywhere on the screen. Pro might be useful, but I will not take a risk signing up for a free trial on an app that is already confusing and difficult. If they did it like other apps, where they just provided value without constant pop-ups and paywalls making it essentially useless, I would be more likely to get hooked on the good content and want to pay for more (as I have with other language apps). There is too much competition in this space to expect people to sign up before trying actual content.

Испортили после 13.7
     
by laconty · September 30, 2023

Update: <br/>Говно версия после 13.7, верните как было, поставлю 5 звезд обратно <br/><br/>Очень лагово, куча багов, испртили идеальную аппку!

The Support team, The UI, The Structure of the Course
     
by heywhatsupitsyaboi · September 27, 2023

This is my favorite iPhone app by far. I’m addicted to it. Its exceptional UI doesn’t attempt to trick me into learning with a dopamine hit. Where most language apps try to offer you a trip to a candy store, this is a trip to the gym. You feel like you accomplished something at the end of a study session. <br/><br/>My app didn’t work after an update. I emailed support and they responded to me within minutes. What’s more, the email felt so genuine—like it was written by an actual person, rather than a computer. I love this app. I hope that its creators become very wealthy, and that they, their friends, and their families are blessed.

It’s ok, but translation for so many words isn’t the best.
     
by Fdrglb · January 24, 2025

Just such a weird preferred translation options for so many words. And you notice it much more not when you read an actual book, but when you have some words in favorite and you want to learn them in lesson page. It just choose the least usable translation for the word, so when you see it in a lesson, you know the word, you know the translation, but you don’t see the right option and just trying to guess, because the app chose some crazy definition for the word. And you can change it by yourself, but come on, I paid for the subscription not to waste most of the time I have for learning not on actual reading or memorizing, but on fixing translation.

Garbage
     
by jabbertalker · April 15, 2024

Well that’s pretty wonderful how I, living in America and having a job in IT here, just flunked the initial test in this app with my C1/C2. Actually I downloaded bc I thought it was a dictionary. Anyway, this app offers several totally incorrect translations right from the first start. What a garbage geez man do you even know English yourself?

Haha
     
by Alien MFR. · January 20, 2024

Just a great app, use it every day.<br/> Thanks!

great
     
by Espe0121 · April 17, 2024

great

Want a refund
     
by dakodon · October 30, 2024

This app is really not good. I am angry I was conned into buying it…

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