Lingodex
Fluency from your photos
About
Instantly create language flashcards from photos or typed words. Features spaced repetition for effective memorization and supports over 40 languages. Organize vocabulary by topic and track your progress with study goals.
What's New in Lingodex
1.0
April 21, 2026
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Lingodex Pro (Monthly)
All Lingodex Pro features
FAQ
How does Lingodex create flashcards?
Lingodex can create flashcards by either taking a photo of real-world objects, text, or by allowing you to type in a word or phrase. It then generates a flashcard with pronunciation, translation, and an example sentence.
What languages does Lingodex support?
Lingodex supports over 40 languages, including Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Spanish, French, German, and many more. It provides the correct romanization for each language.
Can I use Lingodex offline?
Yes, Lingodex works offline. Your vocabulary decks are stored on your device and sync to the cloud automatically when you reconnect to the internet.
What are the study goals in Lingodex?
Study goals in Lingodex allow you to focus your practice on Reading, Speaking, or Listening, ensuring that your study sessions align with your specific language learning objectives.
What is the difference between the free and Pro versions of Lingodex?
The free version of Lingodex allows up to 20 cards. Lingodex Pro, available via monthly or yearly subscription, offers unlimited cards, unlimited AI card generations, and full access to all features.
How much does Lingodex Pro cost?
Lingodex Pro is available with a monthly subscription for $2.99 or a yearly subscription for $24.99. These prices provide access to unlimited features.
How often is Lingodex updated?
Lingodex was last updated on April 21, 2026, with version 1.0. The developer Jesse Zhou indicates that more languages are coming soon, suggesting ongoing development.
What is the age rating for Lingodex?
Lingodex has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger learners and children, as well as adults.
