Pricing

Uzbekcha is an app for learning Uzbek from zero, made by UzVIP in Tashkent. You tell it why you are learning (work, study, family, moving or travel) and you get a path of lessons for that reason, with your name in them, explained in English.

Uzbekcha is on Android now, through Google Play, and coming soon to iPhone. The price you pay is the one shown before you buy. On iPhone? Join the waitlist below to hear when it is ready.

Monthly

$4.99 a month

Billed every month. Renews automatically until you cancel.

Yearly

$39.99 a year

Billed once a year, about $3.33 a month: 33% less than 12 monthly payments. Renews automatically until you cancel.

Both plans include the same things. Prices are in US dollars. The store or checkout shows the final price before you pay. It can be in your local currency and can include local tax, so the amount you pay can differ.

What a subscription includes

  • Lessons for your reason for learning. A path of 20 beginner (A1) lessons, with at most one new lesson a day.
  • Clear explanations. Uzbek grammar and words explained in English, with spoken Uzbek audio made with an AI voice.
  • Speaking practice. Say a phrase and see, word by word, what came out right. Up to 300 checks a day.
  • Conversation practice. Talk with a character from the lesson, who answers you. Up to 120 of the character’s replies a day.
  • Review. Words come back at growing intervals, and the ones you got wrong come back sooner.
  • Your progress. Streaks, badges and a daily reminder you can turn off.

Good to know before you subscribe

  • No free lessons and no free trial. Before you subscribe you can answer the first questions and see the title of your first lesson. Every lesson, review and conversation needs a subscription.
  • English at launch. The app and its lessons are in English, and explanations compare Uzbek with English.
  • 20 lessons for now. After lesson 20 the same lessons come round again. A2 lessons are not written yet.
  • Made with AI. Lessons can contain mistakes, and a speaking check can be wrong.
  • For adults. The app is for people aged 18 or over.

Where you pay

  • In the app: through Google Play on Android (now), or the App Store on iPhone (coming soon). Google or Apple is the seller, and its rules apply.
  • On the web (planned, not open yet): through Paddle, which will be the seller and Merchant of Record for web purchases, with 14 days to ask for a refund.

See our Refund Policy, Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Uzbekcha is a product of UzVIP, Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Questions: [email protected].

Get the app

Learn Uzbek with lessons built around your goal.

Uzbekcha has a path of lessons for your reason for learning, in English, with audio on every word. It is on Android now and coming soon to iPhone.

Get it on Google Play

On iPhone? Join the waitlist and hear first.