vo·cab·lish
vocablishes, vocablishing, vocablished
To learn an English word for good: hear it explained, explain it back in your own words, and review it right before you would forget it.
"She vocablished twenty new words on the train this week."
Every word you add goes through the same short loop. You do the remembering; the app does the timing.
Heard a word in a meeting or on a show? Tap the mic and say it, type it, or share it to Vocablish from any app.
A short definition in plain English, written for your level and read aloud, with example sentences that show the word at work.
The definition hides and you say what the word means, in your own words. Vocablish checks your explanation and tells you what you got right.
Each word comes back when you are about to lose it. Answer out loud or by typing, and every answer is checked.
Pick your level and goal once. Everything after that is shaped around them.
Definitions and suggestions follow the level you pick, from first words to the precise vocabulary of fluent speakers.
Get word suggestions drawn from academic word lists, picked for your exam and your level.
Show each definition translated into your own language (there are more than 35), right under the English. Practice always stays in English.
Every few reviews, use the word in a sentence about yourself. That is the moment it becomes your word.
Stuck on a card? See the first letter, then the length, then a little more, until it comes back to you.
Set your daily practice and a reminder for a time that suits you. A little every day is what moves words into long-term memory.
Home opens on a live scene of London, Madrid, New York, Paris or Sydney, painted for the hour and the weather there right now. Clouds drift, rain falls, and the Eiffel Tower lights up after dark.
Pick the city you are learning English for, or the one you miss. It also comes in a dark theme for evening practice.
Nothing to sign up for. Your words, notes and progress are stored on your device.
Anonymous usage data helps us fix what breaks. It never includes your words, and you can turn it off in Settings.
Export every word, your own definitions and your progress whenever you like.
Yes. Vocablish is free to download and use. There are no ads and no account to create.
Adults learning English, at any level from beginner to near-native, and anyone preparing for IELTS or TOEFL who wants their vocabulary to stick.
No. Every step works by typing too. Speaking is quicker and helps you remember, but the keyboard is always one tap away.
An AI language model writes them, prompted for short, plain definitions at your level. If one is ever wrong, tap Report a problem with this word on its page and we will look into it.
Your words and progress live on your phone, so they are always there. Looking up a new word and checking your explanations need an internet connection.
iPhone with iOS 16.4 or later, and Android phones.
Something else? See Support or write to hello@vocablish.app.