A trilingual app for kids: English, German and Russian, one account, one game
Word Safari runs English, German and Russian in the same reading-and-spelling game, with one login, one set of kid profiles, and independent progress in each language.
English is the deep track: 1,347 words across seven tiers. German and Russian are real 150-word starter packs, each growing on its own.
How the three tracks relate, honestly
One app, three languages, and no pretending they're all at the same depth.
English is Word Safari's deepest track: 1,347 words across seven phonics tiers, 73 letter sounds and 36 decodable stories, spanning Reception through Year 6. German and Russian are real starter packs, 150 words each, with their own stories and their own levels. They aren't yet at English's depth, and we'd rather tell a trilingual family that clearly than blur the difference.
What ties the three together is the game itself. The same 12 game modes, the same placement warm-up, and the same no-ads and offline guarantees apply in all three languages, so a child moving between English, German and Russian is playing a familiar game, not learning three different apps.
Every kid profile tracks each language independently. A child can be well into English's higher tiers while just starting German or Russian, and none of the three ever waits for, resets, or gets averaged against another.
Adding a second or third language works exactly the way starting English does. A short placement warm-up finds a reasonable starting point in that language's own words, then adjusts round by round as your child plays. There's no separate account or extra sign-up for each language, just an option to add it from an existing kid profile.
What's inside
Real numbers, counted from the app's own content.
Hand-curated across 7 phonics tiers, from first CVC words to Grade 6 vocabulary.
Reception through Year 6, each with its own words, stories and games.
German and Russian each begin with a real 150-word pack, tracked independently.
The same nine reading games and three spelling modes, in all three languages.
How the three tracks compare
Two honest columns, not a sales pitch.
English (the deep track)
1,347 words across 7 phonics tiers, 73 letter sounds, and 36 decodable stories, spanning Reception through Year 6, with tier 7 vocabulary reaching into Grade 6. This is the track with the longest runway, built to keep a child busy for years, not weeks.
German & Russian (starter packs)
A real 150-word pack each, with their own decodable stories and their own levels, honestly scoped as a starting point and growing from here. Neither is trying to be a second English track on day one, just a genuine, honest foundation.
Try all three languages
Six real exercises live on the homepage, or jump straight into the full game.
Or try a round right here before you sign up.
The same three guarantees, in every language
No ads, works offline, and your child's name never leaves the device, in English, German or Russian.
Questions parents ask about running three languages
Does my child need to know all three languages already?
No. Each language starts at its own placement. A child can start completely fresh in German or Russian even if they're well into English's higher tiers, and vice versa.
Is progress shared across languages?
No, on purpose. Each kid profile tracks English, German and Russian as separate levels, so progress in one never carries over to, or gets blended with, another.
Will more content come to German and Russian?
Right now, German and Russian are real 150-word starter packs with their own stories, and that's the honest, current scope. We're not making forward promises here, just describing what's in the app today.