A lot of language apps advertise as "free" but gate most of their actual content behind a subscription after the first few lessons. Tarc's Arabic course doesn't work that way: every level, from the alphabet through B2, is free to complete, with no subscription tier that unlocks additional lessons.
| Included free | Details |
|---|---|
| All course levels | Starter, Beginner, A1, A2, B1, B2 — every lesson |
| Quizzes and practice modes | Vocabulary, listening, matching, and review sessions |
| Streaks, XP, and achievements | Full progress-tracking system |
| Spaced-repetition review | Automatic scheduling of material you've already learned |
| Account & cloud sync | Optional, free — lets progress follow you across devices |
The in-app shop, "Tarc Souq," sells cosmetic profile frames, titles, and temporary XP boosts — all paid for with gems, a virtual currency earned by completing lessons and quests. Gems can't be bought with real money, and nothing in the shop affects your ability to complete the course; it's purely optional decoration and convenience.
Yes. Every level — Starter through B2 — and every lesson, quiz, and review session is free. There's no premium tier that unlocks additional course content.
The shop ("Tarc Souq") sells cosmetic items — profile frames, titles — and temporary XP boosts, using gems you earn by completing lessons and quests. You never have to spend real money; gems can only be earned, not purchased.
No. Tarc does not show advertising anywhere in the app.
No. You can start the Arabic course immediately without an account; progress is saved to your device. Creating a free account is only needed if you want that progress to sync across multiple devices.
See also: Learn Arabic · Learn Arabic Online · FAQ