GlossBook vs StudyPlace

GlossBook helps you read foreign-language books without breaking your flow. Point your camera at a printed page, tap a word, and get a clear translation that uses the surrounding sentence for context. Instead of stopping to type words into a dictionary, you stay with the book and keep reading. GlossBook is built for readers, language learners, and anyone trying to enjoy printed books in another language. Features: - Context-aware translations based on the surrounding sentence - Phrase detection for more natural results than word-by-word lookup - Tap any recognized word on a printed page to translate it - Camera-based text recognition — no typing required - Translation history stored on your device and organized by book - Export saved words to Anki or Quizlet for spaced-repetition study - Copy translations for notes or study - Choose your translation language - On-device offline translation for supported downloaded language pairs - No account required GlossBook is not a full-page translator. It is designed for the way people actually read: one unfamiliar word or phrase at a time, without losing the thread of the story. GlossBook includes a limited allowance of context-aware online translations. An optional GlossBook Pro auto-renewable subscription, available monthly or yearly, provides continued access to context-aware translations. You can continue using supported on-device translation without subscribing. Your privacy: Camera images stay on your device and are never uploaded. For a context-aware online translation, GlossBook sends only the tapped word, its surrounding sentence, and your chosen translation language. On-device offline translations do not send this text to GlossBook's server. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Leave a window open while you study. Seventeen window seats around the world. The Han River in Seoul, sunset over the Thames in London, drifting ice in Paradise Bay, Antarctica. Spin the globe, pick one, and let it run — time passes as if you were sitting there. ■ Mix the sound Waves, rain, a fireplace, a café — ten tracks, each with its own level. Every window opens with sounds that suit it: put on a sea view and you hear surf. ■ Things happen, now and then A tram passes in Sapporo. The fountain rises at the Louvre. A penguin dives in Antarctica. The gaps are never the same length, so the screen is passing time rather than a loop. ■ It counts the hours you sat Set how long you'll study and how many breaks you want. Time accumulates per window seat. ■ Put a desk in front of it A desk and a lamp in the foreground, if you want one. Turn it off if you don't. ■ See who else is here How many people are watching the same window right now. Even at 3am, you're not the only one. — · Five window seats are open at no cost. The rest open with a subscription. KRW 5,900/month, KRW 29,900/year (7-day free trial), or KRW 49,000 once for lifetime. · No account, no sign-in. · Some window views are video generated by AI from a single photograph. Those screens are marked "Made with AI" in the app. · Works alongside Apple Music. · Terms of Use https://windowseat-feedback.safetymesh-xodbs3203.workers.dev/terms?lang=en · Privacy Policy https://windowseat-feedback.safetymesh-xodbs3203.workers.dev/privacy?lang=en