Sprale vs My Dictionary

Sprale is an initiative to helps us to explore online sites and keep track of your mystery words you found every time you read an article or news. In Sprale, you can see the history of all the words you have looked up while you read any article and it will give you the definition of those words. Sprale engine will help you to get reminded of these words even if you forget. Eventually, you will learn those tough words and will never have to look-up them again. This is a small experimental initiative to help people to build their English vocabulary while reading. Feedback and suggestions are always welcome. Please reach out to us: spraleapp@gmail.com

The word’s on the tip of your tongue — and it won’t come out. Sound familiar? I built My Dictionary because I know that feeling. It's a tool to turn a "foreign" language into yours: you collect vocabulary from real life so that when it matters — in a meeting, on a trip, in conversation — the right word comes by itself. For anyone who wants to speak, not just know the translation. • Keep what you see: Run into a word in a book or on a sign? The camera scans it straight into your dictionary. Heard it in a podcast? Type it in. No scattered notes — your own dictionary, growing with you. • Words that stick: Not just the translation — the full picture: pronunciation, examples, where the word came from. You understand the word — so it stays in your head. • Agent Pip, your AI tutor: Chat about your words, get explanations when something doesn’t click, and add vocabulary straight from the conversation. Try it free with monthly AI credits. • Start with words you already have: Import lists from Quizlet, Anki, or a spreadsheet, or add a ready-made collection in one go. • Forget the fear of forgetting: Our spaced repetition system brings back exactly what you find hardest. What tripped you up today, you’ll say tomorrow without thinking. • Practice that feels like play: Match pairs, word scrambles, Mystery Word, and a fresh Daily Puzzle — a few minutes a day, built from your own words. • Progress you can feel: Watch words move from “new” to “learning” to “mastered”. You see your growth in the charts — and feel it in how confidently you speak. Bottom line: You’re not studying words. You’re making them yours — so when you need them, they’re already there. Privacy Policy: https://mydictionary.org/privacy-policy Terms of Use: https://mydictionary.org/terms-of-use