Dualingo
Duolingo is a great example of a straightforward language app. It’s really simple to use. You set up a profile, choose your target language, set your weekly goals (only if you’re brave enough) and off you go!
It sends you task notifications day by day. Four skills are included in these tasks. It is really quick and easy to step next level. It is not very realistic to assume that you can learn a language by using it. It is useful to use if you are travelling to another country and try to get to know a little bit of the local language.
Memrise
Memrise supports over one hundred languages, and even other topics that you may learn. Memrise focuses heavily on learning words and phrases. Lessons begin usually with a couple of new words or phrases. These are pronounced, translated, and you may add your own "mem" to them to better memorize the word or phrase. It is not an app that can make you fluent in any language but help you practice while you do extra main work.
Busuu
Busuu has really well structured courses that are clear and accurate. But it has a small selection of languages and boring activities. It might be useful but we can't say it surpassad the popularity of Dualingo yet. Its premium version has more language choice and better-designed activties that mainly focus on core language teaching.
All these three apps have free and paid subscriptions. They all show similar performance, but among these three I would suggest you to try Memrise. Language learning apps in general do not make you a speaker of a language but help you learn basic phrases maybe; keep that in mind. Have a nice day, see you!

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