Numbers in Polish language 110.2.2

Nelly Latypova ❘ Freeware ❘
iOS

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Small, focused app for learning Polish numbers with interactive tests

Human-built. AI-enhanced.

Pete Milner

08/07/2026

Numbers in Polish language by Nelly Latypova is a lightweight, free app offering focused lessons, multiple test types (learning, quick, math, logical), and a number-to-text converter to help beginners and casual learners practice Polish numerals, backed by responsive developer support and consistently updated maintenance.

This Polish numbers learning app offers a structured, study-friendly approach to mastering number vocabulary, spelling, and basic numerical tasks in Polish. It presents a clear progression from fundamentals to more complex exercises, with exercises designed for daily practice and ongoing improvement.

Learning numbers tests: a classic format to practice Polish numbers with configurable study ranges and recording formats in alphabetic or numeric form. A broad set of tests supports continual learning every day.
Quick tests: select a range and complete rapid tasks to test knowledge and reinforce skills.
Math tests: choose an operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) and a recording form; the app generates problems for you to solve and enter the answer.
Logical tests: sequence-based challenges that aim to improve problem‑solving skills and training efficiency.
Feedback after each test: view statistics and review lists of correct and incorrect answers to correct mistakes.
Number converter: convert numbers from digits to words using a dedicated converter field.
Audience and usability: suitable for all ages, from beginners to advanced learners, and useful for both classroom use and self‑study.
Learning cadence: regular daily practice is encouraged to achieve a solid level of proficiency in Polish numbers.

Support: [email protected]

Overview

Numbers in Polish language is a Freeware software in the category Education developed by Nelly Latypova.

The latest version of Numbers in Polish language is 110.2.2, released on 08/06/2026. It was initially added to our database on 08/06/2026.

Numbers in Polish language runs on the following operating systems: iOS.

Users of Numbers in Polish language gave it a rating of 5 out of 5 stars.

Pros

Focused, well-scoped app for learning Polish numbers—clear learning goal (counting, spelling, converting numbers).
Multiple exercise types: learning tests, quick tests, math tests, and logical tests provide varied practice and keep training engaging.
Number-to-words converter built in, useful for quick lookups and reinforcing spelling of numerals.
Progress tracking and per-test stats with lists of correct/incorrect answers help identify and correct mistakes.
Suitable for all ages and multiple proficiency levels (beginner to advanced) — usable in classroom and self-study contexts.
Small app size (~18 MB) — lightweight and fast to download.
Available in many languages (English + 32 more) which helps non-Polish speakers navigate the app.
Free to download with in-app purchases (low barrier to try).
Developer provides direct support email ([email protected]) and a support page; changelog shows frequent updates and ongoing maintenance.
High App Store rating (5.0) from reviewers who chose to rate it, indicating strong satisfaction among those users.

Cons

Very small number of App Store ratings (4) — limited public feedback and lower confidence in general user experience across a wider audience.
App Store page doesn’t mention audio/pronunciation of numbers — may lack spoken audio which is important for learning pronunciation.
Description focuses only on numbers; learners needing broader vocabulary, grammar, or contextual practice will need other resources.
In-app purchases are listed but not detailed on the App Store page (what is paid vs free is unclear).
Designed for iPad and listed as not verified for macOS — limited device support (no explicit iPhone or macOS assurance).
No screenshots or demo content on the provided pages to evaluate UI/UX, accessibility, or the quality of exercise design.
Changelog entries shown are generic (“Minor improvements and bug fixes”) without feature details — limited transparency on new features or pedagogical improvements.
No explicit mention of offline capability, data privacy specifics, or whether progress syncs across devices (privacy/backup/sync limitations unclear).

Pete Milner

I'm Pete, a software reviewer at UpdateStar with a passion for the ever-evolving world of technology. My background in engineering gives me a unique insight into the intricacies of software, allowing me to provide in-depth, knowledgeable reviews and analyses. Whether it's the newest software releases, tech innovations, or the latest trends, I'm here to break it all down for you. I work from UpdateStar’s Berlin main office.

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