Wordy Extension vs SlovoBox

Welcome to Wordy, a Safari browser extension designed to revolutionize the way you read articles in foreign languages. Say goodbye to language barriers and hello to seamless communication as Wordy lets you immerse yourself in content from around the world and expand your vocabulary with ease. Wordy makes it easy to read articles in the language you're learning while learning new words, making language learning a natural and enjoyable experience. Start with a free one-month trial to explore all premium features. After the trial period, a subscription is required to continue using Wordy. The subscription gives you full access to all language learning features and vocabulary tools. Terms of Use: https://wordy.education/terms-and-conditions

=== SLOVOBOX: YOUR PRIVATE LANGUAGE VAULT === Master your target language with a professional toolkit. Whether you are conquering Arabic, Russian, Spanish, Italian, French, or Japanese, SlovoBox provides the depth and privacy needed for functional fluency. === WHY SLOVOBOX IS DIFFERENT === Tired of subscriptions, forced accounts, and data tracking? SlovoBox is a private vault that lives on your device. [PRIVACY] No accounts required. Start learning instantly. [SECURITY] Your progress and metrics stay on your device. [FOCUS] Zero ads. Zero distractions. Just progress. === NEW IN 2.0: THE READING ROOM === Don't just memorize words, see them in context with our immersive stories. [CONTENT] 35 plus narratives across 4 difficulty levels. [AUDIO] Listen with adjustable "tortoise to hare" speed controls. [LOOKUP] Long-press any word for a dictionary definition. [MASTERY] Mark stories as Finished to watch your progress grow. === ELITE STUDY TOOLS === [QUIZ] Hidden translations for active recall. [RUSSIAN] Specialized word stress marks for pronunciation. [JAPANESE] Toggle between Kanji and Romaji easily. [GESTURES] Swipe to rank your mastery status instantly. [WIDGETS] Keep vocabulary visible on your Home Screen. 100% PRIVATE AND OFFLINE: Your entire library works on a plane, the subway, or deep off the grid.