Knowledge · Build 9 · 11 November 2026

What Anna knows

What Anna knows, counted after every build. We only count, we read no content. The count runs on a copy of the founder's store.

What the graph does not show

The graph in the app shows your own statements and what they connect to: classes, and also entries from the base knowledge, such as a well-known person once you name them in a relation. Most of the base knowledge stays invisible: words, grammar and relation terms. Anna needs this part to understand your sentences, and it ships the same for everyone.

129,469 statements in total

Visible in the graph: up to 12,172 statements (9.4%). Never in the graph: about 117,297 (90.6%).

Grammar 72,912 · 56.3%
inflections, gender, case, tense, rules
Vocabulary 35,363 · 27.3%
words, parts of speech, roots
Other prior knowledge 7,209 · 5.6%
feelings, needs, places
Ontology 9,238 · 7.1%
classes, relations, hierarchy
Own (founder) 4,747 · 3.7%
in chat, read by the AI, from documents

Vocabulary per language

Base words, counted without inflections. The full bar is the vocabulary of the language, measured by a large dictionary.

German · 2,650 base words, 9,560 word forms

1.8% of the roughly 151,000 headwords in the Duden (spelling dictionary, 29th edition, 2024)

English · 2,950 base words, 5,116 word forms

1.7% of the 171,476 words in current use in the Oxford English Dictionary (2nd edition)

Important: a word count alone is not a language level. What counts is which words Anna knows, shown in the next section against the official word lists. A level also needs grammar and understanding whole sentences, which the test bench measures.

How much of the official word lists Anna knows

A headword counts as known when it appears literally in Anna's base knowledge, as a word or a form. A synonym does not count: if Anna knows “street” but not “road”, “road” is missing. Known words do not yet mean that Anna understands sentences at that level.

German · Goethe-Institut

A176% · 518 of 681

A271% · 428 of 605

B154% · 906 of 1,688

Approximation, about ±10 percentage points: the PDFs could not be read cleanly, for A2 only about half of the list is covered, for B1 a part.

English · Oxford 3000 and 5000

A175% · 679 of 902

A251% · 441 of 872

B136% · 293 of 810

B232% · 232 of 729

B2 (5000)14% · 99 of 699

C1 (5000)7% · 95 of 1,313

Read from the official PDFs.

History

Date	Build	Statements	Own	Base words DE	Base words EN
11 November 2026	9	129,469	4,747	2,650	2,950

Every build adds a row. From two measurements on we also show the curve here.

How we count

We count on a decrypted copy of the store, numbers only, no content.
The own statements are the founder's after five weeks of use, not the testers'. The base knowledge ships the same for everyone.
Part of what Anna infers on her own is counted as base knowledge.
Base words are derived from the word forms. For German adjectives this is rough.