Scan Voca: English Vocabulary

Fill your vocabulary list by pointing a camera at it. Aim at a textbook page, tap the shutter, and Scan Voca reads the printed English words on screen. Tap the one you want and it is saved as a card with its Korean meaning, phonetics, part of speech and CEFR level already filled in. Note: meanings and the app interface are in Korean. Scan Voca is built for Korean speakers studying English. ■ Point, tap, saved · The shutter freezes the frame and highlights every word it recognized. Tap only the ones you want. · For an idiom, tap the words in order and they are saved as one entry. · Gallery photos and manual entry work too. Fix a misread word and the dictionary lookup runs again. · Text recognition runs entirely on your phone. Photos are never stored or uploaded. ■ Meanings that work in airplane mode · A dictionary ships inside the app, so meaning, phonetics, part of speech and CEFR level appear with no connection at all. · When you are online, an English-to-English definition and inflected forms are added on top. · Words with several parts of speech are split out, verb senses apart from noun senses. · Not in the dictionary? Type your own meaning. Audio pronunciation always works. ■ Three ways to review · Flashcards on an SM-2 spaced repetition schedule. · Verb forms — read the conjugation table, then fill in the blanks. · Irregular verb trainer — starred verbs auto-play with audio, hands-free, while you walk or do the dishes. ■ Learn it as a game · Time attack — 60 seconds of combos and speed bonuses. · Dictation — hear the word, type the spelling, and see exactly which letter went wrong. · Matching — pair words with meanings against the clock. · Trouble words — the ones you keep missing, drilled on their own. ■ Bring a whole book in Upload an .xlsx or .csv and Scan Voca finds the table inside it. Each upload becomes a label you can quiz yourself on — 10, 20, 30, 50, 100 questions or the lot. Two right answers in a row marks a word learned; misses go to a wrong-answer notebook you can re-run on its own. ■ Habits, not cram sessions · A study timer records every minute spent reviewing, playing or testing. · Set a daily goal and study days, and a reminder nudges you — but never on a day you already hit the goal. · Two home-screen widgets: word of the day, and today's study status. · Monthly perfect badges in gold, silver and bronze, plus streaks, a two-week heatmap and accuracy trends. · Turn today's numbers into a share card. ■ Good to know · No account, no sign-in. Your words and history stay on the phone and can be exported to a backup file. · Free to use with ads. You get 100 saved words to start, plus 10 more per day for watching an ad, and 10 game rounds a day with 5 more per ad. · Permissions: camera for scanning words, notifications for study reminders. Nothing else. · Interface language: Korean. Contact: [email protected]