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Words that stay

Get Word helps you memorize words and phrases with spaced repetition, audio pronunciation, and curated lists or your own custom lists. For any language pair.

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I want to learn
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Try it yourself

Try the app-style study card. Scratch off the covered translation and choose how soon the word should come back.

🇬🇧 EN → 🇨🇿 CS
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Study less randomly, review when it matters

Spaced repetition

Words come back when they are worth seeing again. That means less random drilling and fewer unnecessary reviews.

Your own lists

Create a list for the language pair you need right now. Get Word helps prepare translations and pronunciation audio so the list is ready to use.

Pronunciation

Play audio for words and phrases whenever you need it. It helps you learn not only what a word means, but how the language actually sounds.

Memory aids and short exercises

Words stick better when they connect to an image, association, or simple game. Add mnemonics to words and meet small exercises during review.

Sync across devices

After you sign in, your lists, progress, and settings stay available on phone, tablet, and computer.

Use it like an app

Add Get Word to your home screen and use it much like a regular app.

Three steps to your first words

  1. 01

    Choose your languages

    First choose the language you know and the language you want to learn. Then start from a prepared list or create your own.

  2. 02

    Short daily study

    Study with cards, pronunciation, and simple marks for what you already know. Get Word uses that to plan the next reviews.

  3. 03

    Gradual remembering

    Words return again and again, but not always at the same pace. As you know them better, the intervals grow and vocabulary moves into long-term memory.

Open source

Get Word is built as open-source app. Read the code, file an issue, or contribute - it's all on GitHub.

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You can start in a few minutes

Choose a language pair and open your first list. Use prepared content or make something of your own.

Start learning