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Duolingo: Language Lessons

App ID: 570060128Last reviewed Sep 28, 2026View on App Store

Summary

Optional next step: Add one screenshot for a chess match state and one for the Leaderboards screen, each with a clear outcome-led caption. First check the existing gallery for the same demonstrated workflows, and verify any access or plan conditions; add only the distinct missing demonstrations.

Score bands:Poor 0-39Weak 40-59Needs polish 60-74Good 75-89Excellent 90-100

Recommended actions

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Optional test

Two remaining slots could test added coverage for verified but undemonstrated benefits: chess matches and Leaderboards.

Add one screenshot for a chess match state and one for the Leaderboards screen, each with a clear outcome-led caption. First check the existing gallery for the same demonstrated workflows, and verify any access or plan conditions; add only the distinct missing demonstrations.

What this helps: These additions may answer useful visitor questions about competitive play and motivation depth.

How to check: A/B test the current gallery against a 10-shot version that adds those two distinct workflows.

What is working

Screenshot 1 explains the app is one of the stronger parts of this listing.

The first 3 screenshots have the bones of a clear install story.

The first screenshots show real app UI quickly, which helps users understand the product before they scroll.

First 3 Screenshots

First 3

How quickly the listing explains what the app does and why to install.

#1 clearly communicates an education app for learning many languages, with free access as the main benefit.

#1-#3 present a clear install story from broad course access to lesson style to an additional chess capability.

No specific change is recommended here.

#1

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#2

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#3

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Actions (0)

No supported actions identified from the available evidence.

Working (5)

Screenshot 1 explains the app

First 3 tell a clear install story

Real app UI appears early

No low-value lead screens

Main use case appears in first 3

Screenshot Messaging

Messaging

Whether captions are useful, specific and proven by the visible UI.

Most captions are benefit-led and understandable, with only a few leaning toward feature or broad outcome language.

The captions generally align with education and subject-matter intent around languages, chess, math, and music.

No specific change is recommended here.

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Actions (0)

No supported actions identified from the available evidence.

Working (7)

Benefit-led captions

Decorated store creative

Caption matches visible UI

One idea per screenshot

Business clarity

Keyword and intent alignment in captions

Avoid generic claim words without proof

Screenshot Set / Story

Story

How well the full gallery builds distinct reasons to install.

Two remaining slots could test added coverage for verified but undemonstrated benefits: chess matches and Leaderboards.

Optional test: Add one screenshot for a chess match state and one for the Leaderboards screen, each with a clear outcome-led caption. First check the existing gallery for the same demonstrated workflows, and verify any access or plan conditions; add only the distinct missing demonstrations.

Rest of gallery

The first 3 win attention. The rest helps convinced users learn more.

#4

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#5

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#6

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#7

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Available evidence: Some checks could not be assessed. This score describes only the available evidence.

Actions (1)

Working (3)

Sequence logic

Differentiation vs generic category claims

Shows result, not just process

Not assessed

These checks have insufficient evidence and are excluded from new score calculations.

Repetition and duplicate value: The assessment does not identify verifiable evidence.

Visual Quality & Readability

Readability

How easily users can scan the screenshots, trust the visuals and recognize category fit.

All verified primary selling captions are clear at store preview size, and no essential proof detail is required to read the claims.

The primary caption text has clear foreground-background separation against the colored caption cards at preview size.

No specific change is recommended here.

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Actions (0)

No supported actions identified from the available evidence.

Working (9)

Text readable at store size

Essential text contrast

App UI is large enough

Visual hierarchy

Composition, spacing and padding

Design consistency

Visual polish and category fit

Synthetic or untrusted creative cues

Text density

Trust & Social Proof

Trust

Available public ratings, update history and product-specific trust evidence.

Average rating: 4.7

The screenshots rely on visible product proof and do not introduce misleading trust or adoption claims.

No specific change is recommended here.

Trust signals

Average rating
4.7 stars
Rating count
5,474,095 ratings
App update freshness
Last updated Sep 23, 2026
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Actions (0)

No supported actions identified from the available evidence.

Working (1)

Screenshot trust cues

Listing context

The public rating is context. It does not establish which creative change to prioritize.

Public rating volume is context, not a required creative change.

The update date does not by itself establish a product or security problem.

Metadata & Search Alignment

Metadata

How well title, secondary metadata and screenshots sell the same intent.

The title identifies the brand, and the subtitle provides clear public metadata value with category and use-case breadth.

The secondary metadata is specific and functional, not slogan-like.

No specific change is recommended here.

Metadata

Title
Duolingo: Language Lessons
Subtitle
Languages, Math, Music & Chess
Category
Education
Public rating
4.7 average · 5,474,095 ratings
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Actions (0)

No supported actions identified from the available evidence.

Working (5)

Public metadata clarity and field usage

Title/secondary metadata keyword overlap

Secondary metadata is not slogan fluff

Screenshot-to-metadata alignment

Category expectation match

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