15 decks, already built. Nothing to set up.
You never have to build a deck, hunt for a definition or decide what to study tonight. Open it and the words are there — sorted by level, each with a photo, US and UK audio, a Cambridge definition and a meaning in your own language.
Meanings from a dictionary, not invented.
Most vocabulary apps show you a word and a guess at what it means. Every definition here is crawled from Cambridge Dictionary and translated into 17 languages — the AI only adds the pronunciation, the examples and a memory tip around a meaning it did not choose.
A real photograph, not an emoji
The picture on a card is a credited photo, a real country outline or the actual road sign. Themed decks for animals, fruit and vegetables, jobs, space, the body and transport.
Cards that teach, not just test
US and UK pronunciation you can play, an example for each sense of the word, synonyms, and a memory tip for the ones that refuse to stick.
Review that comes back for you
Every word you meet joins a spaced-repetition queue and returns on the day you were about to forget it. Nothing to rate, nothing to schedule.
Five ways to practise one word
Flashcards, type-to-recall, multiple choice and listen-and-choose. Only typing marks a word as learned, because it is the only one you cannot guess.
Every deck, and what is in it.
All of these are already built. Pick the one that matches where you are.
Start with ten words.
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