Photo Lingo turns everyday scenes into vocabulary lessons: take a photo, let the app identify objects, and practice their names in one of 21 supported languages. Lessons include native audio, example sentences, speech feedback, interactive quizzes, and writing practice for scripts such as Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. A spaced-repetition system brings back words that need review, while Memory Map associates learning photos with places. The latest App Store description says free use includes three photo scans per day and Premium removes the limit and unlocks every practice mode. However, the version 1.0.4 notes say the paywall was removed and all features made free without limits, so the current free limit is inconsistent across the listing. The US App Store lists two PhotoLingo Premium products at $9.99 and $69.99 without billing periods. Apple’s unverified privacy label lists purchase history and device ID linked to the user and photos/videos not linked to the user. Requires iOS or iPadOS 15.1 or later.
