Does This Language App Save My Data?
Use the free tool — EspañolDaily
What Is EspañolDaily?
EspañolDaily is a Spanish course built around everyday situations — work, the clinic, school, neighbors, the bank. It uses listen-and-speak drills and spaced repetition. The material we have says there is no account, no ads, and no hearts. It is not free: there are two paid plans, $4.99 and $29. No free tier or trial is mentioned.
Does It Save What I Type or Say?
We don't know. The material we have does not include any privacy policy or statement about data storage. It doesn't say whether your answers, recordings, or progress are saved on a server, kept only on your device, or something else.
What We Can Confirm — and What We Can't
- We can confirm: the tool's name, its two prices, and that it uses listen-and-speak drills with spaced repetition.
- We can confirm: no account, no ads, no hearts, according to the material.
- We cannot confirm: what specific lessons or content are included.
- We cannot confirm: whether data you enter is stored, for how long, or who can see it.
- We cannot confirm: whether finishing the course leads to any certificate or fluency guarantee.
Why Learning Spanish Matters
Spanish is the #2 most-studied language in the world, according to the Duolingo Language Report 2025. In the United States, 41.8 million people speak Spanish at home, the second most common language, per the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS). In Florida, 30% of people age 5 and older speak a language other than English at home, according to U.S. Census QuickFacts.
Before You Use It
This page is not legal advice. If data privacy matters to you, read EspañolDaily's own privacy policy or terms of service before you sign up or pay. Confirm pricing and features directly with the company too, since the material we have is limited.
What to Do Next
If you have EspañolDaily's own terms, privacy policy, or receipt in front of you, our free tool can read that document or those numbers for you and answer your specific questions in plain language — without guessing beyond what the document says.