Drops has reached 25 million users

Η which aims to learn foreign languages ​​in the form of games, has reached 25 million users on its platform for both mobile and the web.

Drops

The Drops, a game that tries to teach you foreign languages, from what it seems from the acceptance of the world succeeds just fine. The company announced that it has reached 25 million users worldwide and has reached revenues of 10 million dollars.

In 2020, Estonia-based Talinn has grown by 7,5 million users and is projected to reach a total of 30 million by the end of the year, according to CEO Daniel Farkas. By the end of this year, annual revenue should reach $ 10 million, a 13-fold increase from 2017.

"The biggest advantage is that Drops is a game, not a language lesson," Farkas said. "The basic experience is a game, with motivation and rewards."

The application has five-minute lessons, where you try to answer questions correctly. Vocabulary questions are pronounced clearly and loudly by the application and you can answer them aloud.

The Drops debuted in 2015 and took off, garnering more than 900.000 downloads in its first year his. It continued to grow and so the company launched an Android app in 2017. The company employs 23 people, mostly spread across Europe. Drops now offers 42 languages ​​including Greek and adds about seven languages ​​a year.

The Drops app is for five minutes a day. But you can buy the premium app on iOS and Android for $8,50 per month with no time limit. The average user uses it for about seven minutes a day.

Of course it's not the only one. Corresponding programs and with many users are Rosetta Stone and .

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