Numeranto

Outrageously over priced and there is no lifetime purchase. Sorry, but NO WAY. Does not accept keyboard input like the ENTER key to advance to the next one, so horribly uncomfortable to use - I can't lift my hand to touch the screen hundreds and hundreds of times per session. Unfortunately that it lack Vietnamese or Khmer, those were what I was looking for. At this price point, I might as well google "random number list" and punch them into google translate and drill myself. Y'all are off your rockers with this pricing.

Exactly what I was looking for, a type of app that you can drill numbers fast. A lot of other apps have so much included which can make it feel overwhelming. This app gives you number practice easy and quick!

I have trouble parsing numbers in my new language when the speaker is delivering info quickly. This app is a great tool to practice understanding complex numbers, years, etc. But $10 a month is ridiculous — the entire Duolingo app is $60 for a year. Hella no.

i dont pay greedy devs

I don’t agree with this new payment term. I concede that a one-time payment to buy the app is appropriate. I imagine others feel the same way. I sent an email to the Developer.

. This app is great because it not only has SPECIFIC SETTINGS for 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digit numbers; but also for practising years (from 1700-2020), prices and phone numbers.

I’ve was so excited to use this app to learn numbers in español. I’ve tried several times to select español, and the app closes immediately after it’s selected. This issue also occurred when I tried selecting Chinese. I hope the developer finds a fix, but I’ll need to download another app in the meantime.

Would like to try it but I can’t. App briefly opens then closes. iPhone 11, IOS 16.1.2.

Spanish uses a terrible and unnatural computer generated voice. Completely useless for study. The Chinese voice is rather good however.

This is an excellent app. Normally I would give it 5 stars. However, at present there is a problem doing French numbers with Thomas/France (though not with Amélie/Canada). If you type a number like 74 which has 2 parts or a dash it gives the correct answer of “soixante-quatorze” but when you listen it only pronounces the first word or what is in front of the dash (soixante). Only the Canada version pronounces it as “soixante-quatorze.” This happens with all hyphenated numbers and needs to be fixed.