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Daily English vocabulary with spaced repetition.

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What is WordDose?

Daily English vocabulary with spaced repetition.

Who is WordDose best for?

WordDose is best for English learners who speak Chinese, Japanese, Korean or Spanish and want a word-a-day flashcard habit with no sign-up.

  • A daily vocabulary habit

    It shows one English word a day with its definition, IPA pronunciation, example sentences and synonyms.

  • Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Spanish speakers

    Definitions and examples are translated by native speakers into these four languages, and the interface switches to them too.

  • Review on the go

    Installed as a web app, it keeps loaded words available offline and sends a daily reminder with a new word.

  • Learners who skip sign-ups

    There is no account: flashcard progress with spaced repetition is saved on your own device.

How much does WordDose cost?

WordDose is free, with no paid tier: the maker says it has no ads, no tracking and needs no account.

Free$0No paid tier
  • No account, no ads
  • About 25 curated words, graded A1 to C1
  • Works offline as an installed web app

WordDose has no pricing page and nothing to buy. It runs in the browser or as an installed web app, and your learning data stays on your device. Full pricing on worddose.app. We checked these prices on .

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What is WordDose?

Daily English vocabulary with spaced repetition.

Who is WordDose for?

WordDose is best for English learners who speak Chinese, Japanese, Korean or Spanish and want a word-a-day flashcard habit with no sign-up.

Is WordDose free?

Yes. WordDose has a free plan: no account, no ads.

Where can I try WordDose?

On its official website, worddose.app.

How many words does WordDose have?

WordDose holds a small curated set of about 25 words, chosen from the Oxford 5000 list and split into Beginner (A1 to A2), Intermediate (B1 to B2) and Advanced (C1) levels, with a new word shown each day.

Does WordDose work offline?

Yes. WordDose is a progressive web app: add it to your home screen on iPhone or install it from Chrome on Android or desktop, and words you have already loaded stay available offline for review and learn mode.