Context - Language Learning

Context - Language Learning

Study Language with Sentences

12 ratings
11 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 2, 2015
  • January 16, 2026

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Build a daily language learning habit by studying meaningful sentences. Capture text from anywhere, create smart flashcards, and track your progress. Supports Japanese-English and English-Japanese dictionaries, or any language with custom definitions.

Sentence-based flashcards
Text capture via camera or paste
Intelligent spaced repetition
Custom definitions for any language
Japanese-English dictionary
Cross-device syncing
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What's New in Context

3.4.8

January 16, 2026

- Fixed critical bugs when logging in and creating accounts - Dialog for adding sentences is now full screen so that you can swipe the overlay for adding words up and down without issue

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Subscription plans

Context Pro - Monthly

Sync your data between multiple devices.

$3.491 Month
14 Days trial
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User reviews

One of the best apps for learning

I’ve got to say this is one of the most useful and favorite apps I’ve ever downloaded. Sometimes I come across not just words but sentences that I want to remember to study, and it makes words so much easier to learn. It’s not as rote as Anki or other systems. I actually open the app go go study through the day and it doesn’t feel like a chore because I get a better understanding and learn better.
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The new sentence feature is killer!

You can add your own sentences and attach the to words. So cool and useful.

more customization

great app, but can we get the option to have definitions in japanese as well as hide kana on the front face. kinda pointless of memorizing the reading if u can just see it right away

Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback! It is possible to hide the reading on the front of the flashcard in the Settings screen. Under study settings, turn off "Show Pronunciation" and this will hide the pronunciation from the front of the flashcard. Currently we don't have a Japanese-Japanese dictionary in the app, but you can check the system's dictionary from a word's detail screen. As long as you have the Japanese-Japanese dictionary installed on your iOS device, tapping "View in iOS Dictionary" will display it up for you.

Great app

Its simplistic and helpful. I really enjoy it, nice app.

Best Iwatch Japanese learning app so far

This is my favorite app tied with anki! Because it really can go beyond beginner level (konnicha those kind of less than 5 words phrases where it’s completely useless when you are jlpt2+)

Anki helps me learn any new word I might need to know/ review old words.
this one will allow me to learn words at a slower pace, but these words will stick around easier because ideally you only add ones you actually come across in real life (and your brain is better at memorizing those then pure flash card)

I personally wish it also had the definition in Japanese so it is even more immersive, but that’s not as important as I’m currently having trouble finding how to use the flash card mode on my iwatch. (Like on the first picture of the iwatch Apple store)

Disclaimer: I have only used it for 1 hour but I have always knew if I like an app right from the get go. (Only have 3 apps that I regularly use and this will be one of them!)

I have tried 101, drop, and some other, but only anki/ iwatch can effectively help you level up after the beginner phase.

The word set is pretty complete for everyday language: I have found slangs that my friends just taught me, which is a huge plus!
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FAQ

What is the learning methodology of Context?

Context uses a sentence-based learning methodology. It helps users build a daily habit by studying meaningful sentences encountered through language immersion, creating intelligent flashcards for new words.

How does Context track user progress?

While specific progress tracking metrics are not detailed, the app intelligently schedules flashcards based on user input, implying a system that adapts to learning progress to aid memory retention.

Does Context offer any certifications?

The provided information does not indicate that Context offers any formal certifications for language proficiency.

What are the subscription tiers for Context Pro?

Context Pro offers a Monthly subscription for $3.49 with a 14-day free trial, and a Yearly subscription for $34.99 with a 14-day free trial.

How can I cancel my Context Pro subscription?

Subscriptions will automatically renew unless canceled within 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can cancel anytime through your Apple ID account settings.

Is Context suitable for all ages?

Context has an age rating of 4+, making it appropriate for a wide range of users. It is designed to assist in language learning for individuals of various ages.

How often is Context updated?

The latest version is 3.4.8, updated on January 16, 2026. This suggests a regular update schedule, though specific frequencies are not detailed.

Does Context have ads?

No, Context does not have advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional subscriptions for enhanced features like cross-device syncing.