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Could look into and give Anki a try. Different format from Duolingo, but it's free, ad-free, and open source. There's a lot of existing decks for language learning, as well as enabling you to create your own if you'd like.
Does it have exercises for listening and speaking?
Some decks people have made do include audio clips for listening, but I'm not sure what you may mean with speaking. For the most part it's more text-driven than audio, as it's basically really robust flashcards.
On Duolingo, it has exercises where you're shown a sentence or two and you have to speak that.