Gegiaorner app analytics for May 3

There is a dragon named Vazi, born of Georgian grapevines, who waits inside your phone. He wears a Qvevri wine jar as a hat, a golden Georgian cross around his neck, and a tail fanned from grape leaves. He has one purpose: to walk you through the Georgian language, letter by letter, word by word, toast by toast. Start with the alphabet. All 33 characters of the Georgian script are laid out on hand-drawn mahjong tiles, each one carrying its romanization, pronunciation guide, example word, and stroke description. Swipe through them at your own pace while Vazi offers quiet encouragement from the corner of the screen. Move on to vocabulary across eight categories — greetings, numbers, food, family, colors, animals, body parts, and daily life — each word displayed on its own tile in a scrollable grid. Then try practical phrases for travelers: ordering at a restaurant, asking for directions, handling emergencies, and learning the art of the Georgian supra toast. When you are ready to test yourself, the mahjong matching game pairs Georgian words with their English translations on a timed board of twelve tiles. Flip, memorize, and match before the clock runs out. The quiz module cycles through five question types that cover letters, words, and phrases, tracking your streak and score as you go. Along the way, random events appear without warning. A time freeze. Double points. A cultural fact about Georgia. A wine toast that grants bonus energy. Eight surprises in total, each one voiced by Vazi with its own animation. Your progress is saved locally: daily streaks, mastery counts, quiz scores. No account required. No internet needed. Vazi is patient. He never judges a wrong answer. He just says, "Try once more."