Get the Siargaonon app

Take the whole language with you — the dictionary, lessons, and native-speaker recordings work offline, so it all keeps working with no signal. Free, and it installs straight from your browser.

iPhone & iPad

Install from Safari

This is how the app is installed on iPhone. You get a real icon on your home screen and it opens fullscreen, with no browser bar.

  1. Open siargaononlessons.com in Safari (it has to be Safari — Chrome on iPhone can’t install apps)
  2. Tap the Share button at the bottom — the square with an arrow
  3. Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen
  4. Tap Add

Apple doesn’t allow apps to be installed from a website, so this is the way in on iPhone — and it updates itself, which a downloaded file wouldn’t.

Android

Install from Chrome

Same icon, same fullscreen app, same offline lessons. No file to download and nothing to allow.

  1. Open siargaononlessons.com in Chrome
  2. Tap the ⋮ menu, top right
  3. Tap Install app (sometimes Add to Home screen)
  4. Tap Install

Some phones show an Install banner at the bottom of the page — tapping that does the same thing.

Android · app file

A downloadable Android file

A standalone .apk for people who prefer installing from a file is being prepared. The Chrome install above gives you the same app in the meantime — and it keeps itself up to date, which the file wouldn’t.

There is no iPhone equivalent: Apple only allows apps through the App Store, so Safari’s Add to Home Screen is the iOS route.

Whichever way you install it, the lessons, dictionary, and recordings work offline. “Talk with Coco,” the AI tutor, needs an internet connection.

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