Cards: the words you tapped come back
Looking a word up once rarely makes it stick. ContextCat saves every word you tap, with the sentence you met it in, and brings it back as a card just before you would forget it.
How review works
A card shows the word and the sentence it came from. Answer Remembered or Forgot. A remembered word comes back after a day, then six days, then at longer and longer gaps. A forgotten word comes back tomorrow.
If you already know a word, mark it Known. If you never want to see it again, say so and it goes away for a year.
Your progress
The Progress tab counts the words you are learning and the words you know, and lists every word you have tapped with the sentence it was in.
Cards are part of every plan. Pricing
Questions
Do I have to make cards?
- No. Every word you tap becomes a card on its own. You only decide whether you remembered it.
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- AskAsk a question about a page, a paragraph or your whole document and get an answer from the text, or ask ContextCat to quiz you on what you just read.
- ListenContextCat reads your book, PDF or article aloud in a natural voice, sentence by sentence, highlighting the words as they are spoken, with speed and repeat controls.
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