Varnamala is an open-source, community-driven language learning platform built with Flutter.

We are reclaiming language learning from corporate interests.

• No Hearts, No Energy: Learning shouldn't stop because you made a mistake.
• No Pay-to-Win: Education should be accessible to everyone, everywhere.
• Real Languages: While others focus on fictional languages like High Valyrian, we focus on connecting humanity through languages spoken by billions but ignored by major apps—Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Hindi, and indigenous languages.

This is a passion project. If you believe in open, ad-free education, consider supporting us:

Your support helps us add more languages, maintain servers, and keep the app free forever.

Varnamala is built on a robust Flutter frontend with a Firebase backend, designed for scalability and ease of contribution.

The app relies on Firebase for its core gamification features:

• Authentication: Secure Google Sign-In to save progress across devices.
• Firestore Database: Real-time synchronization of:
  • User Stats: XP, Level, Gems.
  • Streaks: Logic to track daily activity and freeze protection.
  • Leaderboards: Global and league-based rankings.
• Remote Config: Dynamic updates to course content without app store releases.

• State Management: Uses Provider for reactive UI updates (e.g., when you earn XP, the UI updates instantly).
• Dependency Injection: GetIt + Injectable for clean, testable architecture.
• Course Engine: Courses are defined in JSON/Dart structures, making it incredibly easy to add new languages.

We are currently supporting South Indian languages, but we are just getting started.

Current Languages: ✅ Kannada ✅ Tamil ✅ Telugu ✅ Malayalam

Upcoming Languages: 🚧 Hindi 🚧 Bengali 🚧 Odia 🚧 Native American Languages (Navajo, Cherokee)

We are building a modular system where anyone can contribute a course file to add their native language to the platform.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/rshrc/Varnamala

2. Install dependencies:

   flutter pub get

3. Generate code (Freezed/JSON Serializable):

   flutter pub run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs

4. Run the app:

   flutter run

Note: You will need your own google-services.json (Android) and GoogleService-Info.plist (iOS) files to run the app locally with Firebase features. See FIREBASE_CONFIGURATION.md.

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Join us in building a more learned world. All PRs are welcome! Whether it's fixing bugs, adding a new language course, or improving the UI.