SpeechPath vs SnapDic

SpeechPath is an app that aims to help deaf individuals learn and improve their English pronunciation. Through visual representation and feedback, SpeechPath breaks the barrier to spoken language. Recognised as Swift Student Challenge 2025 Winner. SpeechPath can help you: · Build a personalised Path, which is a series of phrases to learn tailored to your chosen tags, duration, and difficulty. · Learn the ideal lip movements for each phoneme with visual guidance and live camera feedback. · Practice word by word or as a whole phrase, with speech recognition that scores your accuracy in real time.

Collecting words is easy. Meeting them again at the right moment is not. SnapDic makes saving a word take one tap, then lets FSRS decide when you should see it again. Three ways to collect a word • Point your camera — on-device OCR reads text from books, signs, and screens; tap a word to see its meaning • Share from any app — select a word while reading and send it straight to your vocabulary • Search directly — look it up in the dictionary you prefer and save it on the spot Memorize with FSRS FSRS (Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler) tracks the stability and difficulty of each word separately and picks your next review date from them. Words you already know drift further apart; words you keep missing come back sooner. You never have to decide what to review or when. Features • Camera OCR dictionary — English, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese • Offline dictionaries — look words up with no connection • Share sheet intake — save a word without leaving what you were reading • Multiple vocabulary lists • FSRS-based review mode with automatic scheduling • Pick the dictionary you want at save time • Search history • Adjustable split — size the camera and dictionary panes to taste Made for • Readers who keep skipping over words they don't know • Anyone who builds vocabulary lists and never opens them again • People who want to remember words for years, not until the test This app is subject to Apple's standard terms and conditions (EULA). For more information, see Apple's Standard Terms and Conditions(https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/).