Order your own coffee in Vienna. Handle the Munich landlord yourself. Meet your partner's parents without a translator. Sixty days of structured lessons take you from absolute beginner to confident everyday German — CEFR A2, the level daily life actually runs on. €14 once, no subscription, no streaks. Foundation 30 is free — no card needed.
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The five most common time words — gestern, heute, morgen, vorgestern, übermorgen — plus the verb-second rule that holds every German sentence together.
The menus you can't fully read. The neighbour you nod at instead of talk to. The letter from the Amt that turns your stomach. The doctor you under-explain your symptoms to. Your partner's family you've never actually met. English gets you through work — it doesn't get you through the rest. Deutsch30 is built for the half of life that opens up at A2: small talk that flows, paperwork that stops scaring you, an appointment you can actually run.
Walk into a Vienna café, order a Melange and a Topfenstrudel, ask what's vegetarian, settle the bill in German.
Introduce yourself to a Munich landlord, ask the basics — Quadratmeter, Nebenkosten, Kaution — answer their standard tenant screening questions.
Tell a Berlin GP what hurts, since when, and how badly. Understand their follow-up questions and dosing instructions.
Read German subtitles in real time. Pick out who-did-what-to-whom without pausing. Real native-speed German, not classroom German.
Hold a 5-minute introduction with your partner's parents. Family, job, how you met, why you moved. No phrasebook, no panic.
Phone your Internet provider, the Hausverwaltung, a doctor's office. Navigate the menus, ask for an appointment, leave a coherent voicemail.
Train platforms, supermarket aisles, hospital corridors, ZIP-code paperwork. Stop translating signs in your head — just read them.
Hold a friendly two-minute chat about the weather, the kids, the garden, the rubbish-collection schedule. The glue of actually living somewhere.
Work out the zones at the Ticketautomat, buy the right ticket, and show it to the Kontrolleur without that jolt of panic. Trams, the U-Bahn, the night bus home.
Get through the Elternabend, talk to the Kita or Grundschule teacher about how your child's doing, and read the notes that come home in the Schultasche.
Collect a Paket from the Paketshop or the neighbour who signed for it, sort out a failed delivery, and read the yellow Benachrichtigung card without translating it.
Reach the level named in many residency and family-reunion processes. Recognised by the Goethe-Institut and ÖSD — check the official rules for your specific case.
We didn't reinvent language pedagogy. We just refused the parts that make adults quit.
You learn a language by producing it, not just recognising it. From day one Deutsch30 puts a real speaking prompt in front of you and grades it — every day, not someday.
You bring back yesterday's words inside today's grammar. That act of recall lifts what sticks by about 50% over passive review — so progress compounds instead of evaporating.
You're an adult with a job and a life. Miss a day and nothing breaks — no lost streak, no red badge, no cartoon nagging you. We cut the gamification on purpose; chasing streaks actually erodes the motivation to learn.
A2 isn't a number we made up. It's the everyday-life level recognised by the Goethe-Institut, ÖSD and German, Austrian and Swiss authorities — and 60 days × ~90 minutes lands square in the middle of the Goethe estimate for A1 → A2.
Stuck mid-sentence? Don't know if it's der or die? Leo answers in plain English, then practices with you in German. No more waiting for a tutor session — your reps are unlimited.
The course is always a one-time €14 — never a subscription. Leo gives you 10 free messages a day. Want unlimited conversation practice? Leo Premium is an optional €5/month you can turn on or off anytime — and nothing is stored if you skip it.
Survival German. Greetings, present-tense verbs, modal verbs, food, directions, the whole arc to A1.
Past tenses, adjective endings, subordinate clauses, cases. The A2 push. Yours forever, one payment.
A year of the big subscription apps costs €80–€120 — every year. Sprint 30 is €14. Once. Then it's yours, on every device.
One payment per level, no subscription. Start free and climb as far as you want — or grab a bundle and save.
Survival German. Start free, no card.
Everyday-life German — order, rent, chat.
The B1 milestone — residency, work, the exams.
Fluent-track. Talk like you mean it.
University & business fluency.
Format-faithful mock exams from A1 to B2, built to match the real tests — the same sections, the same number of questions, the same timing as the DTZ, ÖIF B1 and Goethe/telc exams. With AI-scored writing and speaking and a study plan built backward from your exam date.
B1 and B2 are a one-time payment per level — €19 for a B1 pack, €29 for B2. Yours forever, no subscription.
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By Day 60 you're ordering your own coffee in Vienna. No card, no trial, no catch — just open the first day.