EveryFive: English Vocabulary

■ Five words a day. That's the whole thing. Ever opened a 50-page vocabulary book and closed it three days later? The problem isn't willpower — it's volume. The more you cram, the more reviews pile up, until you can't keep up and forget all of it. EveryFive gives you exactly five words a day. New words and reviews combined. Three minutes and you're done. You learn less, but what you learn actually stays. ■ It asks again right before you forget Memory drops off sharply the moment you stop studying. So what matters isn't how many times you saw a word — it's when you saw it again. EveryFive calculates a review date for every word on its own. Words you recall easily get longer gaps; words you stumble on come back sooner. A spaced repetition algorithm (SM-2) handles the timing, so you never have to decide what to review or when. ■ From words you recognize to words you can use · Pronunciation practice — speak into the mic and get a score on how you sound · Native clips — see the word used in real videos · Situational examples — meetings, emails, hospitals, airports · Sentence building — arrange words into sentences and build a feel for order · Roleplay — speak your way through real conversations ■ Only the words at your level A quick placement test sets your starting point. Six levels from A1 to C2, split into everyday conversation and academic/work tracks, so you only meet the words you actually need right now. Over 6,600 words. Every word comes with meanings, phonetic spelling, syllable and stress marks, and examples in context. Available in English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Spanish. ■ What keeps you coming back · Streaks — you can see the days stack up · Badges — every milestone leaves a record · Progress — how many words you learned this week, at a glance · Leaderboard — a light comparison with other learners · Reminders — get your five words at a time you choose ■ Works offline On the subway, on a plane, anywhere without data. Your progress is saved on the device and syncs when you reconnect. ■ Free to start The daily five words are free. You can even try it before signing up. ■ Who it's for · Anyone who has bought vocabulary books and only ever finished the first pages · Anyone frustrated that yesterday's words are gone by morning · Anyone who can't spare ten minutes but doesn't want to give up on English · Anyone who needs words they can actually use, not just test scores Five words a day. That's 1,800 words in a year. Start today.