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Point your camera at objects to learn their names in a new language. It saves words with your photos and creates games from your collection, making vocabulary learning engaging and memorable.
What's New in Vocabloot
1.4
September 29, 2026
Reminders now arrive reliably, plus an Apple Watch app. Fixes: reminders (Settings > Reminders) could silently stop scheduling after the app was backgrounded; leaving the app no longer cancels the pending set before its replacement is ready, so scheduled reminders keep arriving. New: Apple Watch app: word cards, stickers and a Smart Stack widget, right on the wrist. Tablet layouts for games and the main app. Word games now track each word's right and wrong answers, and bring back missed words in later sessions. Third sticker style prints the meaning under the word. Snaps are recognised together with their surroundings, so the word fits the scene. Cloud backup pauses and asks first if a much smaller wordbook would replace a larger backup. Fixes: sounds and haptics now follow the Settings toggles in every game; several game animations run smoother.
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FAQ
How does Vocabloot help me learn vocabulary?
Vocabloot uses your phone's camera to identify objects in the real world and teaches you their names in your chosen language. It saves these words with your photos, creating a personalized and memorable learning experience.
What languages does Vocabloot support?
Vocabloot supports learning vocabulary in 10 languages: Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and English.
Can I play games with the words I learn in Vocabloot?
Yes, Vocabloot turns your collected words and photos into short, engaging games. This allows for quick review sessions, even during short breaks.
Does Vocabloot have ads?
No, Vocabloot does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted learning experience for its users.
What are the subscription options for Vocabloot?
Vocabloot offers a Premium Monthly subscription for $7.99 and a Premium Annual subscription for $19.99. The annual plan includes a free trial period.
How often is Vocabloot updated?
The latest version of Vocabloot is 1.3, and it was last updated on September 22, 2026. This indicates a consistent update schedule for the application.
Is Vocabloot suitable for children?
Vocabloot has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for children to use for language learning, especially when exploring objects around them.
What makes Vocabloot different from other language apps?
Unlike traditional flashcard apps, Vocabloot links vocabulary to real-world objects and your personal experiences, which aids in better long-term retention and understanding.









