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Access and search multiple dictionary formats offline. Supports various file types and offers advanced search options like wildcard and fuzzy matching. Easily manage and synchronize your dictionaries across devices.
26.5
May 19, 2026
v26.5 • Added ZIM file format support • Added MediaWiki file format support • Improved indexing and optimization performance • Improved compatibility with newer devices • Fixed bug when opening media externally • Bug fixes and performance improvements
MoreTo add dictionaries, connect your device to a computer and copy the dictionary files to the app's documents/files folder. Then, use the 'Import Dictionary' option in the 'Manage' menu to select the index file.
Alpus supports StarDict, DSL, XDXF, Dictd, TSV/Plain, and Hunspell dictionary formats. This includes file extensions like .idx, .dsl, .xdxf, .index, .txt, .dic, and .aff.
Yes, Alpus is designed for fast and fully offline operation. You can search all your imported dictionaries without needing an internet connection.
Alpus provides five search types: regular search, extended matching (ignoring case, diacritics, punctuation), full-text search, and fuzzy search. It also includes an in-page popup translator.
You can synchronize dictionaries by exporting a dictionary to an *.aaf file on one device and importing it on another. Alternatively, you can copy the entire 'Alpus.Config' folder or individual dictionary folders using a file manager.
Alpus is compatible with Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible across various Apple ecosystems.
The latest version of Alpus is 26.5, and it was last updated on May 19, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle.
Alpus is a paid application with a price of $5.99. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.