der die das App — Learn German Articles
The German articles app. Over 4,000 words.
Free. Start without signing up.
Is it der, die or das? The app tells you instantly. See gender, plural and declension. Practice with quizzes and games. Learn articles for real.
At a glance
Why learning is faster with Artikel Finder
Full declension
Not just a flashcard. You see all four cases and the plural. So you speak grammatically correct.
Spaced repetition
The app tracks what feels shaky. You review exactly that. Short daily sessions are enough.
Real examples
Every word comes with example sentences and idioms. You learn when to use it.
Features
- Find der, die or das for any noun.
- All four cases: nominative, accusative, dative, genitive.
- Plural forms and gender rules. With examples.
- der die das quiz and games.
- Spaced repetition. Smart review.
- Example sentences and idioms.
- Offline mode. Learn without internet.
- A1 to C1. Beginner to advanced.
Inside the app
Real screenshots — no mock-ups.
Who it is for
- German learners from A1 to C1.
- Goethe, telc and TestDaF prep.
- School and university students.
- Anyone who wants to master articles.
How it works
- 1Install the app. Search a word.
- 2See its article and declension.
- 3Lock it in with quizzes.
What you can count on
- Verified word data — no AI hallucinations.
- Ads in the free tier. Premium is ad-free.
- No hidden purchases. Free to start.
- Privacy: we don't sell your data.
Why this app
Artikel Finder has helped learners worldwide for years. The data is verified. You learn rules, not lists.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best der die das app?+
Artikel Finder. Search a word. See its article and declension. Drill it with the quiz. Over 4,000 words.
How do I learn der, die, das?+
Learn the article with the word. Practice a little every day. The app shows rules and tests your memory.
Are there rules for noun gender?+
Yes. Endings like -ung, -heit, -keit, -schaft, -ion are almost always feminine (die). -chen and -lein are neuter (das). Days, months and seasons are masculine (der). The app shows these patterns on every word.
What are accusative, dative, genitive?+
Cases show a noun's role. Nominative = subject. Accusative = direct object. Dative = indirect object. Genitive = possession. The app shows every form for every word.
Is the app free?+
Yes. Start right away. Premium removes ads.
Does the app work offline?+
Yes. With Premium, no internet needed.
Which devices are supported?+
iPhone, iPad and Android.
Can I use it without an account?+
Yes. Search and quiz work without signing up. For progress sync, an account is worth it.
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