Glym: GRE Vocabulary Builder
Picture every word. Master it.
About
This app helps you master GRE vocabulary through vivid imagery, pronunciation, and engaging games. It focuses on deep understanding rather than rote memorization, with spaced review and progress tracking to ensure words are truly learned.
What's New in Glym
1.0.4
August 17, 2026
• A clearer way to unlock GRE Premium in Settings • Chapter size now shown correctly (chapters of 10) • More accurate mastery scoring in the Honeycomb game • Smaller fixes and polish throughout
MoreIn-App Purchases
$19.99
GRE Premium
Unlock full practice for all 300 GRE words
FAQ
How does Glym teach GRE words?
Glym uses a unique method that pairs each word with a vivid scene, its pronunciation, and interactive games. Words are only considered mastered after proving understanding in quizzes, not just by flipping flashcards.
Does Glym have ads?
No, Glym is ad-free. The app's business model relies on a single purchase to unlock the full experience, ensuring an uninterrupted learning environment.
What is the pricing for Glym?
The core experience of Glym, including all words and scenes, is free to read and study forever. A one-time purchase unlocks quizzes, clues, and earned mastery for all words.
How does Glym track progress?
Glym uses a feature called 'Word Journeys' to map your progress from learning a word to mastering it. It also employs spaced review that automatically adjusts as your test date approaches.
Can I compete with friends using Glym?
Yes, Glym allows you to challenge anyone instantly by sending a link. Friends and classmates can race to master GRE vocabulary together through competitive study.
What devices does Glym support?
Glym is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for serious GRE preparation on Apple devices.
How often is Glym updated?
The latest version of Glym is 1.0.4, last updated on August 17, 2026. Updates focus on refining the learning experience and adding content.
Is Glym suitable for younger learners?
Glym has an age rating of 4+, making it broadly accessible. Its focus on visual learning and games can be beneficial for a wide range of users preparing for standardized tests.
