
About
This app combines dictionary lookups with a flashcard system for vocabulary building. It allows users to create flashcards from specific word meanings and review them using an advanced algorithm. Syncs across devices via iCloud for seamless learning.
What's New in FlashcardDict
1.3.2
July 31, 2026
What’s New: - Improved the review experience and fixed an issue where lookup results could remain stuck loading after switching cards. - Improved refresh behavior for review tasks and the study dashboard. - Relevant content now refreshes automatically when the app returns to the foreground, card states change, or the next card becomes due. - Unified links to the Privacy Policy, Support, and Licenses. - Improved overall stability and fixed several known issues.
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Monthly Membership
Unlock all membership features. Renews monthly.
In-App Purchases
$8.99
All-Platform Lifetime Membership
One purchase unlocks membership on all platforms.
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FAQ
What is FlashcardDict?
FlashcardDict is a reference app that combines dictionary lookups with a flashcard system. It helps users create and review vocabulary using an FSRS-6 algorithm, with iCloud sync available across devices.
Does FlashcardDict have ads?
No, FlashcardDict does not contain advertisements. The app is built with a focus on a clean and efficient user experience.
What devices does FlashcardDict support?
FlashcardDict is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, utilizing SwiftUI for a native experience across Apple platforms.
How does FlashcardDict's flashcard system work?
FlashcardDict creates flashcards from specific meanings within dictionary entries. It uses the FSRS-6 review algorithm, inspired by Anki, to schedule reviews based on memory patterns for efficient learning.
What are the subscription options for FlashcardDict?
FlashcardDict offers a Monthly Membership for $0.99/month and a Yearly Membership for $3.99/year, providing access to premium features.
How often is FlashcardDict updated?
The latest version of FlashcardDict is 1.2.1, last updated on June 18, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving features and performance.
Is my data private with FlashcardDict?
Yes, FlashcardDict prioritizes user privacy. Your flashcard data is stored locally on your devices, and iCloud sync is used for cross-device access.
Can I import my own dictionaries into FlashcardDict?
Yes, FlashcardDict allows you to import external MDX dictionaries in addition to using Apple's built-in dictionaries, providing a comprehensive lookup experience.




