March from Rōma to Gallia.
Learn real Latin on the way.
A Roman-legion adventure that teaches you classical Latin — declensions, verb endings, and sentences you can actually read — one city at a time. Built for Jam with Latin.
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Thirteen stops, north across Italy.
Every city on the road teaches one piece of the classical curriculum, and the challenge grows as the legion marches. Each city is split into levels, played a day at a time; clear every level to march on. Twice on the road the legion makes camp, at Pīsae and Venetiae. Each camp-out reviews the noun endings learned so far, then drills the present-tense verbs — which is where the grammar actually sticks.
The map is a real map of Italy, so students can see where Vēiī sits relative to Rōma, and where the road turns west for Gallia.
- Rōma
- Vēiī
- Clūsium
- Pīsaecamp-out
- Florentia
- Bonōnia
- Venetiaecamp-out
- Vērōna
- Mediōlānum
- Genua
- Augusta Taurīnōrum
- Rhodanus
- Galliathe goal
Nine ways to drill the grammar.
Enough variety that practice does not feel like a worksheet.
Vocabulary cards
Match the Latin word to its English meaning. Correct macrons throughout, so students learn the word as it is actually written.
Case challenges
Pick the correct case form of a noun from real, correctly-declined options — not near-misses invented to trick you.
Verb endings
Connect each personal ending — ō, s, t, mus, tis, nt — to its person and number until it is second nature.
Adjectives
At Mediōlānum, learn the adjectives and drill their endings, then meet them again in the sentences at Genua.
Prepositions, conjunctions & adverbs
At Augusta Taurīnōrum, match the little words that join Latin together, then watch them join whole sentences at Rhodanus.
Sentence reading
From Vērōna on, read short Latin sentences built only from words you have already learned, and pick what they mean.
Training mode
Practice any time: word matching, noun and adjective endings, verb endings, parts of speech and sentences, for the days when a full city is more than you have time for.
Word of the day
One new word on the home screen every day, to keep vocabulary ticking over between sessions.
The march home
Reach Gallia and the road turns back: march every stop in reverse to Rōma, reviewing the whole journey on the way.
Faithful to the grammar teachers teach.
The content follows the classical order — declensions, then verbs, then sentences — so it sits alongside Henle, Classical Conversations, and general classical curricula rather than competing with them.
Something to march for.
Every level and city cleared earns coins, and the arena standings show who has earned the most on the road to Gallia, and how many of the thirteen cities each legionary has cleared. It turns solitary vocabulary practice into a friendly contest — the part that keeps students coming back without any prompting from a parent.
The leaderboard shows the name each student chooses to show, a picture picked from the app’s own portraits, and their progress. Nothing else, because the app only asks for a username, a six-digit PIN, and that name.
A look around the villa.
Good questions.
Can I have multiple accounts within one paid app?
Yes. For a limited time, you can add as many accounts as you like under one paid app, so every student keeps their own progress. Soon the number of accounts per purchase will be capped.
Salvē — your march begins now.
Latin vocabulary, verb endings and sentences, as a Roman quest.
On the App Store now for iPhone and iPad. Android coming soon to Google Play. Education · Ages 9+.