WordTrainer

Build your English vocabulary from the words you actually meet. WordTrainer is a vocabulary builder for English learners. Look up any word in the Merriam-Webster dictionary, save it with your own translation in your language, and let a spaced repetition quiz bring it back until you know it. HOW IT WORKS 1. Search a word. Definitions come from the Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary, grouped by part of speech with real example sentences. 2. Save it with your meaning. Add the translation in your own language, in your own words. This is what makes a word stick. 3. Train. The quiz picks the words you keep forgetting more often than the ones you already know. WHY YOUR OWN TRANSLATION MATTERS Most flashcard apps make you type both sides yourself, or hand you a deck of somebody else's words. WordTrainer does neither. The English definition, the phonetic spelling, the pronunciation audio and the examples are filled in for you. You add only the part no dictionary can give you: what the word means to you, in your language. FEATURES - Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary lookup - Save words with your own translation - Pronunciation audio for every word - Spaced repetition quiz with three modes: English to your language, your language to English, and mixed - Difficulty-weighted practice - hard words come back more often, mastered words fade out - Progress tracking: mastered, learning and still-to-drill counts, plus your hardest word - Search and sort your vocabulary list (A-Z, newest, easiest, hardest) - Import your own word list from an Excel (.xlsx) file - 100 starter words included, so you can begin immediately - Full dark mode - English and Turkish interface - Works offline once words are saved PRIVACY Your words stay on your device. No account, no sign-up, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking. Nothing is uploaded to any server. Uninstall the app and the data is gone with it. WHO IT IS FOR Students preparing for exams, professionals reading in English, anyone working through novels or technical material in a second language - and anyone who has ever written a word on a scrap of paper and then lost it. Definitions and pronunciation audio are provided by the Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary API.