If it is your language
You get a definition, word type and synonyms. No translation.
- A definition, with its senses kept apart
- Word type
- Synonyms
Note it, learn by playing
Any word or expression, in any language, saved and always easy to find.
Not on the App Store or Google Play yet.
What it does
I detect the language and file it in its dictionary. No language pair to pick, no pasting the word into two places, no deciding before you type.
You get a definition, word type and synonyms. No translation.
Translation, type, phonetics, and example.
Three things
Not a feature list: these are the three decisions the rest of the app hangs off.
You type, and that is it. If the word looks like it belongs to another language, I say so before saving: "This looks like German. Shall I file it there?". You decide; I will not put it where it does not belong.
Saving a word writes it to the device and the screen answers in the same instant — it never waits on disk or on the network. The whole notebook, the search and the games work on a plane.
Every language has its own dictionary and its own games section. Each with its own words, path and stars. Your English never leaks into your German.
The character
Plumi is a cobalt-blue feather with a face. Plumi is who explains things inside the app, and talks the way this page is written: short, plain, and never selling you anything. When Plumi cannot do something, Plumi says so.
You can note phrasal verbs and expressions too! I give you the translation and keep them for you.
I need at least 8 words in English to build a round worth playing. I am not going to make them up.
One word a day and in a month you have thirty. Start with one.
The screens
Noting, finding, and seeing how you are doing. Three of the app’s twenty screens.
Mock-ups drawn with the same colours and typefaces as the app. They are not screenshots: the app is not published, and a screenshot would be of a build nobody can install.
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We would rather say that here at the top than hide it under a button that goes nowhere.
The app works on the device: noting words, the dictionary, the games and progress. What is left before publishing is the server side — account, backup and sync across devices — and then App Store and Google Play review. When there is a date, it will be written on this page.