What Language Apps Are On Your Phone?

[Cave Bear]

Let's all list out which apps we have on our phones for learning languages, and discuss their merits!

I have Obenko for Japanese and DuoLingo for Japanese. 
Obenkyo is this great little app I use for memorizing kanji and vocabulary, and for maintaining my hiragana and katakana skills. I like to use it when I'm sitting on the bus or subway train on my way back and forth between work and home. 
I use DuoLingo for studying Spanish, since I was told that Spanish speakers tend to have the best Japanese pronunciation for some reason. I've heard things about DuoLingo supporting Japanese though. I may start using that, but I may continue using Obenkyo if I do, just because I like it so much.

[anna3101]

That's an interesting idea - thanks, Cave Bear!

I'll list mine. They are just two Right now I'm using dict.cc app for all of my languages, to be able to check words on the go, especially in places where there's no wi-fi. And the other one is MyKoala, a cute little app for learning words. I must admit I love games and gamification of learning. And animals. So I was totally sold when I saw that the idea of the app is to get points from learning words to feed and otherwise take care of a koala

I also have (and play) some language-related games. My favourites are Guess Words (Russian) and Highrise Word Heroes (English).

[Miya]

I have Kanji Senpai, Kanji Nankuro, and Jsho for Japanese. Kanji Senpai and Jsho are studying apps while Nankuro is a Kanji crossword app. It's super hard and I've only been able to complete 1 stage so far.

I also have Pleco (a dictionary app) for Chinese.