Pickup

Pick Up is a fast, focused way to learn English phrasal verbs, the two- and three-word verbs (like give up, look forward to, get away with) that make native English sound natural but rarely show up in textbooks. How it works Every day, Pick Up builds you a short session mixing due reviews, new phrasal verbs, and quick retention checks, so you're always moving forward without cramming or forgetting what you've learned. Answer through six exercise types (gap-fill, meaning match, particle choice, word order, spot the misuse, and free recall) that get harder as you master each verb, using spaced repetition to bring words back right before you'd forget them. What's included Over 3,200 phrasal verb meanings across 2,200+ verbs, each with a real example sentence Offline search and browse by letter, topic, level, or how well you know it Daily streaks, goals, and reminders to keep you consistent An optional weekly global leaderboard if you want to compete Built to respect your data Pick Up works fully offline, with no account and no sign-up required. Your progress never leaves your device unless you choose to opt into the leaderboard and even then, only your alias, weekly score, and correct-answer count are shared. No ads, no tracking, no analytics tied to you. Whether you're preparing for a test, working on your fluency, or just tired of sounding like a textbook, Pick Up helps the phrasal verbs actually stick. A couple of notes since this is drawn straight from your spec/build docs: the tagline above leans on "learn," "English," and "phrasal verbs" since the spec says store search ranks on subtitle keywords, not the app name. Also worth flagging — trademark clearance and the in-store name search are still listed as open in your build notes, so I'd hold off finalising store copy with the "Pick Up" name until those clear.