FluOLinGo — the plain guide

Each block: What you do · How it works · Ends with · Note.

💡 SpecuLearn — guess before you are taught Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: multiple choice, one question per screen, about the goal you picked.
• How: a French sentence with a gap, a bare word, or a picture; four options. Tap one. 🔊 hears the full sentence. Swipe down (⌄) for the next. « Skip pretest » jumps to the end.
• Ends: score out of total, a folded recap of the forms (when the goal has one), ↻ Retry.
• Note: earns no points, records no mistakes for ErroReview, and needs no sign-in. It is the same activity whether you use it before the lesson or before a test.

📚 MneMemo — the lesson Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: the rule, then 12 practice cards. Opens only from a goal (map tile, goal page, or ☰ GO TO).
• How: four tabs first:
  Always 12 cards. A harder level is harder, never shorter. Wrong cards come back once at the end.
  • 🎯 Goal — back to the goal card.
  • 📐 Form — the rule tables, with MémoiRecall (this lesson's flashcards) folded under them.
  • 💡 Idea — the one idea: the English logic vs the French logic, one question, one answer, one thing to remember. Traps and a mini-check are folded under it.
  • 🏋️ Exercise — pick a level, then the cards take the whole screen:

  Level	Cards	What you do
  ★ Facile	4 pick + 8 put-in-order	recognise
  ★★ Moyen	12	fill one missing piece
  ★★★ Difficile	12	fill two missing pieces
  🎁 Bonus	12	translate the whole sentence from English

• Ends: 🎉 with points, accuracy, time, and the items you missed. Finishing the run counts the goal as done and pays the goal bonus.
• Note: needs sign-in. A half-finished run can be resumed.

🃏 MémoiRecall — flashcards Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: English on the front, French on the back.
• How: choose how many. Three views: 🂠 One (the drill), ▤ All (every card in a grid), ▦ List (the deck as a table). In « One », two modes:
  • 📖 Étudier — tap the card to flip it. Then ✓ I know it or ↺ To review.
  • ✍️ Me tester — type the French. Pick the article, type the noun. On a phone, tap word tiles instead of typing.
  • 🔊 Listen under every card.
• Ends: ✓ right · ✗ wrong (or ✓ known · ↺ to review), deck total, 🃏 Again, ▦ Whole list.
• Note: revealing the answer is allowed. It is a flashcard. It just does not pay first-try points.

🏃 GramMarathon — type the missing word Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: a sentence with a gap. No options. You type the missing word, for a whole deck.
• How: the gap sits inside the sentence, English meaning below. A wrong try lets you retry. « Bien ! (accent differs) » still counts as right. ? gives the base word, the first letter, the skeleton.
• Ends: ✓ score, ↻ Again.
• Note: 27 of the 50 goals have gap sentences; on the others the tile is grey. The 🏁 Finale (under the map) is a daily paper of 50 questions: at least one from every goal, the rest weighted towards your weak spots.

🔤 ConjugaZone — verb endings Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: learn a conjugation table, then type each form.
• How: pick verbs (default: être, avoir, aller). The table opens blanked. REVEAL mode: tap a cell to see it. TYPE IT mode: every cell is a box. 🎲 adds a full phrase under every person. Questions → starts the drill: one person + verb, you type the form. On a phone, the word tiles are the same verb's other forms, so you must really choose.
• Ends: back to the table with 🎉 ✓ score.
• Note: opened from a goal, it loads that goal's verbs. It sits on the swipe chain for the 40 goals whose lesson has verbs. Your verb answers are graded and remembered, but they are never dealt in ErroReview, which only replays deck words.

❌ ErroReview — what you got wrong comes back Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: the words that are due today. Read or hear the French, pick the English among four.
• How: 20 cards per batch. A right answer is spoken back. When a game sent you here, its misses come first.
• Ends: « Review done · ✓ score », ▶ Next 20 (N left) if more are due, and WHERE YOUR GAPS ARE: one row per deck with weak / due / seen counts, each linking to that deck's MémoiRecall.
• Note: the schedule is fixed: right → see it again in 1 day, then 3, then 7, then 14 days. Wrong → back to today. Reviewing early does not skip a step. Nothing due → « Nothing due right now 🎉 ». A word you have never practised is not "due".

🌧️ VocabulaRain — words fall, sort them Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: words fall from the sky. Steer each into its correct column (category).
• How: a study table shows the exact words that will fall (« Jump to game » to skip). Speed rises every 6 words. Sort every word right and the day turns to night (slower, some letters hidden), then storm, then dawn. 3 misses in the storm drops you back to night.
• Ends: when a column stacks to the top. Post-mortem of misses.
• Note: no lives. The game ends when a column stacks to the top. It keeps its own in-game score, and pays 60 XP the first time you finish it at a goal — then 60 again on any run that beats that score. Available at 33 of the 50 goals. One expert set costs gems.

🔢 Numbers — NumBus and NumBourse Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• 🚌 NumBus: tick what to practise: numbers 0–99, times, prices, phone numbers (FR or SG style), each with its own range. Hear a French number, type the digits on the board before the bus leaves. 10 rounds, 3 lives, 🐌 replays slower.
• Both pay 60 XP the first time you finish, and 60 again whenever you beat your own best score.
• 📈 NumBourse: you are a floor trader. Hear a shouted price, type the digits, lock the trade before the ticket expires. 8 levels from 0–9 up to 999 999. 6 trades per level, 3 lives. The number is repeated every 3 seconds.
• Note: both count towards your daily streak. Neither pays XP.

🔐 LexicaLocker — rebuild the word Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: a locked chest shows the English. Build the French from syllable keys moving on a belt.
• How: put the right key in the right slot. A wrong key rattles back and costs a life. 3 lives, 6 words per level. Level 1 = whole word, levels 2–3 = syllables, level 4+ = random letter chunks. Hard mode hides how many pieces.
• Ends: post-mortem of misses.
• Note: available at 28 of the 50 goals; a deck not yet prepared says « LexicaLocker is being prepared ». Pays XP per word, and misses go to ErroReview.

🎙️ WorDrill — say it, the mic grades you Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: say the French out loud.
• How: choose a scope (🌍 Tout = every deck, or one unit), then how many. Prompt in English (recall) or French (read aloud). The mic always grades French. Verdicts: ✅ Parfait · ✅ Bien (accent differs) · ✅ same pronunciation · 🟡 Presque (most words hit) · ❌ Not quite. ? hints: how it starts, its skeleton, then the written form. Two misses climb the hints for you.
• Ends: ✓ score and a dot map of the run.
• Note: « parler » and « parlez » sound the same, so both pass. Misses go to ErroReview. 🛠️ tools available.

🎧 ÉcouTexte — hear a short text, write the words Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: dictation. Pick a unit and topic. A short text plays. One box per word. Type what you hear.
• How: controls: ⏯ play/pause · 🐇🐌 speed · ♀♂ voice · blank sizing · number of sentences. Tap any sentence to work on it. A right sentence confirms itself. A wrong one waits until you press Check or Show the sentence. A box you leave empty is never marked wrong.
• Ends: when every sentence is done. Each text is used once; when a topic is used up the page says so.
• Note: a sentence you « Show » is recorded as copied and its words go to ErroReview. 🛠️ offers ChaTutor only.

🔊 VoixLà — type French, hear it, get it checked Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: a French voice for anything you type.
• How: type, ▶ speaks it (👩/👨 voice, 5 speeds), ✏️ checks it and shows corrections as tracked changes, 🎧 makes an MP3.
• Note: needs sign-in. Inside a 🛠️ card it corrects first and only ever speaks the corrected French.

🤖 ChaTutor — ask anything Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: a chat tutor, in French or English.
• How: works like a messenger. Enter sends. French replies are in blue and can be spoken. You can dictate with the mic. Opened from a 🛠️ card, it already knows which exercise and item you were on.
• Note: needs sign-in and the live server. Without it, it says so politely.

🧩 ComposeIt — play a scene, your writing gets corrected Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• What: a role-play (café, directions, shopping…). You write your lines.
• How: build each line from phrase chips, ✔ sends it. The other character replies out loud and moves the scene on (greet → order → drink → bill → goodbye). Some scenes have check my work, where the other character reads your whole text and reacts.
• Ends: post-mortem. Finishing a scene pays 120 XP.
• Note: available at 13 goals: 9, 10, 20, 21, 23, 29, 30, 36, 40, 41, 44, 49, 50 (the six communication goals 10, 20, 30, 40, 49, 50 among them). Goal 23's scene, « Présenter quelqu'un », hands you a different person each time and asks six questions; the word count sits in the bar. The chips come only from words the goal's deck teaches. Needs sign-in. 🛠️ tools available.

• Profile: 🔥 streak · ⭐ XP · 💎 gems · 🎖️ badges · 🎚️ level (on the account chip); a « DO THIS NEXT » card; RE-DRILLS = your weakest stops and a heat strip of all 50 stops (STRONG ≥ 75 %, MIXED ≥ 50 %, WEAK below, NEW never tried, DONE outlined); THRILLS = badges earned.
• Leaderboard: ranked by XP, never by gems. Opens on This week (resets Monday, everyone starts level); All term is lifetime XP. « AROUND YOU » shows your neighbours and how many exercises to catch up. Sign-in needed.
• History ⌛: every answer you ever gave. Sign-in needed.
• Settings ⚙️: icon labels on/off · mouse wheel direction on the map · which rows the bottom bar shows · the Gems shelf (colours, Streak-Freezer).

Also Open on fluolingo.com ↗

• 🤍 Favourites: every coloured strip ends in a 🤍. Tap it to save that page and it turns ❤️; tap it again to remove it. To see the list, open the ☰ menu and tap ★ Favourites on the yellow row. Organise into folders. Drag with a mouse, or press-and-hold on a phone.
• Help: the five-step guide inside the app (☰ → Start → Help).

                        ONE DECK OF WORDS PER GOAL
                                  │
      ┌──────────┬──────────┬─────┴──────┬───────────┬────────────┬──────────┐
      ▼          ▼          ▼            ▼           ▼            ▼          ▼
  SpecuLearn  MneMemo  MémoiRecall  GramMarathon  WorDrill  VocabulaRain  ComposeIt
  (guess)     (learn)  (recall)     (type)        (say)     (sort)        (write)
      │          │          │            │           │            │          │
      ╳ (nothing └──────────┴────────────┴───────────┴────────────┴──────────┘
      recorded)                                     │
                                       every graded answer → ⭐ XP · 🔥 streak · a 1/3/7/14-day schedule
                                       every miss, hint or reveal → ❌ ErroReview
                                                    │
                                       ErroReview → « where your gaps are » → back to MémoiRecall

• One deck, many doors. The same words appear in SpecuLearn, MneMemo, MémoiRecall, GramMarathon, WorDrill, VocabulaRain, LexicaLocker and ComposeIt. Repeating never means the same exercise twice.
• SpecuLearn is outside the loop. No answer of yours is scored there and nothing you get wrong is held against you — it is a cold guess, on purpose. Finishing the run pays 60 XP regardless of how you did.
• ErroReview is the sink. Game misses, hints taken, revealed answers, and « Show the sentence » in ÉcouTexte all flow into it.
• Feeds ErroReview: MneMemo's exercise, MémoiRecall (Me tester), GramMarathon, WorDrill, ÉcouTexte, LexicaLocker, and a game post-mortem when the missed word is a deck word.
• Does not feed it: SpecuLearn, VoixLà, ChaTutor, ConjugaZone, NumBus, NumBourse.
• ConjugaZone and Numbers are not tied to a deck. ConjugaZone uses the verb list; Numbers generates numbers.
• The lesson makes the stop tick, the rest makes it stick. Finishing MneMemo pays the goal bonus; MémoiRecall and ErroReview keep the words alive.
• The ladder of demand: guess → learn → recognise (MémoiRecall, VocabulaRain, LexicaLocker, ÉcouTexte) → produce (GramMarathon, ConjugaZone, WorDrill) → create (ComposeIt, ChaTutor).