Skillsta: Skill-Building App

Ranely Limited

In-app purchases

About this app

Meet Skillsta — your pocket trainer for mastering real-life skills! We've broken down complex concepts into bite-sized practical lessons that fit your busy schedule. Skillsta is about learning, doing, and succeeding, all in one.
Whether you're looking to express yourself with confidence, improve how you connect with others, or unlock your full potential — Skillsta is here to empower you to achieve your goals.

WHAT DO YOU GET WITH SKILLSTA?
🎯 Personalized growth journey
Tailored to fit your goals and pace, your journey ensures you're not just learning — you're growing.

🎭 AI-powered role plays
Practice new skills through realistic situations while still staying in your comfort zone.

🔁 Consistent recaps
Reinforce new knowledge with recaps so the skills you learn today stay with you tomorrow.

🧩 Daily dose of microlearning
Our bite-sized practical lessons take 10 min a day, helping you learn on the go, even with a busy schedule.

🤹 Fun and engaging approach
Forget about boring books and lectures! Say hi to our bite-sized interactive lessons that make growing enjoyable.

WHAT CAN YOU IMPROVE WITH SKILLSTA?
😎 Confidence
🗣️ Communication
💬 Storytelling
💗 Empathy
🧍 Body language
👂 Active listening
🎨 Creativity
🕺 Self-expression
🔎 Focus
🤩 Charisma

Ratings and reviews

this seemed like a cool idea. I answered all the questions upfront building the profile. then it said 3 day trial on. I wanted to look at one lesson at least before committing to that. but all I can do is see the list of them. I can't afford the $60 a year. but would at least look into it if I knew for sure this was something I really could use. yes, 3 days can show some. but letting us read one lesson to 3 lessons for free and then say do the trial and pay however you want to do it.

I like the content, not ground breaking, but helpful for someone who's not socially confident. Not really a fan of how the initial subscription options are presented, 3 days free then are locked in to a weekly rate, I doubt there will ever be an app I pay weekly for. So having the option for the 3 day trial followed by a yearly subscription would have felt more inviting to me. And of course I know I had the option to cancel the weekly and get the yearly, but that felt like too many steps.

Saying it only has in-app purchases is misleading. You have to give personal information before you even get to the lesson, then it makes you either pay a subscription or do a free trial. I don't care that it's paid, I care that I wasted time because it made it seem like the app is free with paid features, not a completely paid app. Also, they share your data to 3rd parties. I shouldn't have an account to delete before I was told that it's a paid service. Bad business practices, very sketchy.

What’s new

Hallo! Skillsta now speaks German.
Learn real-life skills with bite-sized lessons and interactive exercises in the language you prefer. Update and enjoy!