Tarc's core method — short daily lessons, spaced-repetition review, streaks, and gamified progress — is language-agnostic, and the live French course runs on exactly the same app as the existing Arabic and Latvian courses.
Daily lesson pacing and spaced repetition work the same regardless of language; for French specifically, that means audio-based pronunciation drills (nasal vowels, liaison) and gender-tagged vocabulary as core early material, with every word carrying its IPA pronunciation from the first lesson.
The French course runs the same way the existing courses do — directly in the browser at tarc.pro, with an Android app available too.
Beyond dictation, listening, and real-task exercises, the course includes AI roleplay scenes — ordering at a bakery, asking directions, checking into a hotel — that stay in character for the whole conversation, using vous or tu depending on the scene.
No — it's the same underlying app and method, just with French-specific course content: reading rules, gender and the partitive, everyday verbs, and AI roleplay.
No — it runs in the same browser-based app (and Android app) already used for Arabic and Latvian.
Yes — Tarc's courses, including French, are free with only optional cosmetic in-app purchases.
Yes — AI roleplay scenes (ordering at a bakery, asking directions, checking into a hotel) stay in the scene's own register, vous or tu, for the whole conversation.
See also: The French Course on Tarc · Learn Languages with Tarc · About Tarc