Polyo
Kaleb McKelvey
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About this app
Polyo helps you track your language study across multiple languages and skills. Log your hours. Categorize your activities. Monitor your growth. Whether you're learning Spanish, French, Korean, or more, Polyo gives you a simple way to stay consistent and accountable. Built for learners who care about long-term progress.
What's new
Version 1.4.1 · Sep 4, 2026
Your progress now lives on your home screen, and your week gets a recap worth sharing. Home screen widget. Add Polyo to your home screen and see today's minutes against your goal without opening the app. Three sizes: the small and medium show today's progress and your streak, and the large one adds the achievement you're closest to unlocking. It follows whichever language you're studying and resets itself at midnight. Your week in review. A weekly recap of the week just finished: your total time, your biggest day, how it compares with the week before, and how you did against your goals. Choose which sections it shows, then share it as a card. Study more than one language? Each gets its own recap. Turn on a Sunday-morning reminder when a new one is ready, and a dashboard banner so you never miss it, both off unless you want them. In-app notices. Occasional notices for things worth knowing right away, such as a sync problem in progress. Dismiss one and it stays dismissed. Fixes. • Hours you logged from before you started tracking now count toward hour-based achievements. • Long book lists scroll instead of overflowing. • Repaired the Terms of Service link. • A backward change to your device clock could previously cause a session to be removed before it finished uploading, which is now fixed.
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