Connect spoken examples, writing, proverbs, and community context without assuming release features.
In development
This mobile app remains in development. Google Play is planned first, followed by the Apple App Store. No public store release date or download link is announced here.
The mobile project’s direction includes writing, proverbs, radio, news, and community-oriented entry points. A planned navigation area is not an assurance that a connected audio library, live radio service, or full cultural collection is ready for release.
A recording demonstrates a spoken example. A proverb may need a situation and interpretation. A news passage provides connected reading. Keep those purposes distinct so you can choose the right resource for your question.
When available, a useful audio item should be identifiable by its written text or description and the point relevant to your question. Listening without knowing what the item is intended to demonstrate can make an unfamiliar expression harder to clarify.
Use the portal’s audio guide for short examples and Lola’s FM guide for connected listening. For cultural interpretation, use the portal culture guide.
Choose a brief passage. Identify its main idea, listen again where a recording is offered, and retain the original wording with one focused question. Do not label your own uncertain transcription as the published text.
Prepare the expression or subject, its meaning, source context, and any uncertainty. Consider whether a story, name, or recording is appropriate and agreed to be shared publicly. Tabula’s culture guide gives a public preparation method.
The future mobile app may provide contribution options, but this guide does not promise working storage or review features before a public release. Keep the original material in a reliable place.
Read availability for the store plan and questions and feedback for the information that makes a development question understandable.
