Track Your Language Learning Journey

Log your study time, maintain streaks, and reach fluency faster. Jacta helps you stay consistent with your language learning goals.

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Total Time

12h 40m

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Avg / Day

25m

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¡Hola, Maria! 👋

Monday, May 18

🇪🇸 Spanish

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day streak

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Daily Goal

25/30 min

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Today's Activities + Add

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Reading

Short stories · A2

15m

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Listening

Podcast: Easy Spanish

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Speaking

Tutor session

68% to B1 · 142h logged

Why Jacta?

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Personalized Learning Plans

Let our learning coach build a plan for you, pick a ready-made template, or design your own. Get weekly milestones and daily steps tailored to your goal and schedule.

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Track Study Time

Log your daily language learning sessions with ease. Track watching, listening, reading, speaking, and more.

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Maintain Streaks

Stay motivated with daily streaks. Build consistency and watch your learning habits grow stronger.

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Track Your Progress

See your study hours add up over time. Visualize daily, weekly, and monthly progress to stay motivated on the path to fluency.

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Set Daily Goals

Define your daily study targets and get reminders to keep you on track toward fluency.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Jacta?

Jacta is a free language learning tracker app for iOS and Android. It helps you log study hours, maintain daily streaks, and track your progress toward fluency using the CEFR framework (A1 to C2 levels).

How many hours does it take to learn a language?

According to the US Foreign Service Institute, it takes 600-750 hours for Category I languages (Spanish, French, Italian) and 2,200+ hours for Category IV languages (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic) to reach professional proficiency.

Is Jacta free to use?

Yes! Jacta offers a free tier with core features including time tracking, streak tracking, and CEFR progress monitoring. Premium features are available for users who want advanced analytics and insights.

What languages can I track with Jacta?

You can track any language with Jacta! Popular choices include Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Italian, Portuguese, and many more. There's no limit to the number of languages you can track.

What is the CEFR framework?

CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) is an international standard for measuring language proficiency. It has 6 levels: A1-A2 (beginner), B1-B2 (intermediate), and C1-C2 (advanced). Jacta uses CEFR to help you visualize your progress.

How do streaks help with language learning?

Streaks leverage the psychology of consistency and loss aversion to keep you motivated. Research shows that daily practice, even for short periods, is more effective than occasional long sessions. Jacta's streak feature helps you build lasting study habits.