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Wordyssey helps you learn vocabulary directly from the web. Look up words, save them to your lexicon, and review them later. Everything is based on the words you encounter while reading and browsing.
I built Wordyssey because I was looking for a better way to learn the words I actually come across.
When I read articles, websites or posts in another language, I often look up words, understand them for a moment, and then forget them again. Most vocabulary apps start with predefined word lists, but I wanted something that starts with the words I personally encounter.
That’s what Wordyssey is for. You can look up a word while reading, save it to your own lexicon, and come back to it later through Learning Mode and Review.
The idea is : instead of learning random vocabulary, build your vocabulary from the things you already read and are actually interested in.
This is the first public beta, so I’d really appreciate feedback on what feels useful, what feels unnecessary, and what could make the experience better.
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About Wordyssey on Product Hunt
“Learn languages from what you read”
Wordyssey was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #145 on the daily leaderboard. Wordyssey helps you learn vocabulary directly from the web. Look up words, save them to your lexicon, and review them later. Everything is based on the words you encounter while reading and browsing.
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