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German A1 grammar app for iPhone

All 22 A1 grammar topics, taught then drilled

  • Goethe
  • A1
  • German
  • Grammar
Goethe A1: German Grammar on an iPhone home screen
A practice session in Goethe A1: German Grammar
Progress tracking in Goethe A1: German Grammar

Overview

Goethe A1: German Grammar teaches the grammar the A1 level is built on, one topic at a time. Twenty-two subjects run from the alphabet and pronunciation through personal pronouns, articles, present-tense conjugation, plurals and word order — each explained in plain German with an English reading of every card, then practised until it holds. Topics are split across A1.1 and A1.2 so you always know what comes next, and audio examples, listening sets and reading tests turn a rule you have just read into something you can actually hear and use.

Covers

  1. A1 covered
  2. A2 not covered
  3. B1 not covered
  4. B2 not covered
  5. C1 not covered
  6. C2 not covered

At a glance

Exam
Goethe
Level
A1
Language
German
Type
Grammar
Platform
iPhone · iPad
Price
Free, with an optional Pro upgrade

What’s inside

What Goethe A1: German Grammar teaches you.

  • 22 A1 grammar topics, split across A1.1 and A1.2

  • Every explanation card readable in German or English with one tap

  • Exercises after each topic, with progress tracked per subject

  • Audio examples so you hear the grammar, not just read it

  • Listening and reading comprehension tests

  • Tables for pronouns, articles, verb endings and plurals

  • Works offline, in sessions short enough for daily study

Questions

Before you download Goethe A1: German Grammar.

Is this an official Goethe-Institut app?
No. Goethe A1: German Grammar is an independent study app built by Melih Firat. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Goethe-Institut, and it does not issue certificates.
What is the difference between this and the Goethe A1 exam trainer?
This app teaches grammar: 22 topics explained from scratch and then drilled. Goethe A1 rehearses the exam itself — its sections, task types and format. If you are starting German from zero, grammar first tends to make the exam practice land better.
Do I need to know any German already?
No. It starts at the alphabet and pronunciation and assumes nothing. Every German explanation can be read in English with a tap, so you are never stuck on a rule because of the wording.
What do the 22 topics cover?
The full A1 grammar syllabus — the alphabet and pronunciation, personal pronouns in the nominative, definite and indefinite articles, present-tense verb conjugation, noun plurals, sentence structure and word order, and the rest of the level, ordered A1.1 then A1.2.
What does it cost?
The app is free to download, with the first topics open. A Pro upgrade unlocks all 22 topics and every exercise, as a monthly or annual subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase.
Which devices does it run on?
iPhone and iPad, on iOS. There is no Android or web version.

Other levels

Other German apps to pair with Goethe A1: German Grammar.

Goethe A1: German Grammar is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Goethe-Institut. More about the Goethe exams.