Sync between devices

PlayLingo keeps your progress on the device and sends changes to your account. Sign in with the same account on each device — the same Apple ID or Google account — and your iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android phone share the same progress.

How to set up sync

1. On the first device, go to Settings → Account and tap Continue with Apple or Continue with Google.
2. On the second device, sign in the same way, with the same Apple ID or Google account. An iPhone and an Android phone can share one account.
3. Keep both devices online for a moment — progress arrives automatically.

There’s no sync button. See Account and sign in.

What syncs

• Vocabulary — saved words, phrases and sentences, and their review schedule.
• Watch history — where you stopped, so Continue Watching works everywhere.
• Following — channels you follow.
• Activity — watching time, practice portions, built and spoken lines per day.
• Streak and freezes — counted on the server from all your devices.
• Profile — name, photo, native language, learning languages and levels.

What stays on one device

• App settings: appearance, AI language, speech, player and practice settings.
• Reminders.
• Downloaded subtitles and other cache. See Storage and cache.
• The detailed log of your answers in practice.

When sync happens

• When the app starts.
• Shortly after you change something — for example, save a word or finish a portion.
• When you tap Watch on a video.
• When you leave the app.

If you’re offline, changes wait on the device and go out the next time you’re connected and change something or open the app.

Common questions

My words don’t show on the other device

Check that both devices are signed in with the same Apple ID or Google account in Settings → Account, then close and reopen the app on each. Still missing? See Missing words or progress.

Does sync work without signing in?

Your progress is saved to your account, but an account without sign-in opens only on this device. To use a second device, sign in with Apple or Google.

Does switching the learning language affect sync?

No. Each language keeps its own data, and all of it syncs.