Your personal dictionary

Build your own vocabulary from everything you learn

Not another deck of someone else's cards. Speakylex builds your personal dictionary from the words you actually meet — in video lessons, AI chat, grammar practice and daily tasks — then locks them in with spaced repetition.

Most flashcard apps hand you a fixed deck or make you type every card by hand. Speakylex flips it: as you learn, one tap saves any new word or phrase to your own dictionary, with its context, translation and examples already attached.

When it's time to review, a smart spaced-repetition system shows you exactly the words you're about to forget — rate each one Again, Hard, Good or Easy and the schedule adapts to you. It's the make-your-own-flashcards workflow, without the busywork.

Why it's different

Auto-built, not pre-made

Your word list grows from real lessons and chats — no importing decks, no copy-paste. It's genuinely yours.

Add from anywhere

Save words from video lessons, the AI tutor, grammar exercises, the daily feed, or add them manually. Everything lands in one dictionary.

Spaced repetition that adapts

Review only what you're forgetting. Rate each card Again / Hard / Good / Easy and the algorithm plans the next review for you.

Flashcards tied to your learning

Create your own flashcards and study sets that stay tied to how you learned them — with meaning, examples and audio, not just front-and-back text.

How it works

  1. 1

    Meet a new word

    While watching a lesson, chatting with the AI tutor or doing a task, tap any word or phrase you want to keep.

  2. 2

    It saves itself to your dictionary

    The word is stored with translation, context and examples — no manual card-making required.

  3. 3

    Review with spaced repetition

    Open your review session, rate how well you remembered, and Speakylex schedules the next repetition automatically.

Frequently asked questions

Can I make my own flashcards?

Yes. You can add any word or phrase manually, and Speakylex also builds cards automatically from the lessons, chats and exercises you do — so your deck is truly your own.

Do flashcards need a picture?

No. A card works with just the word or prompt on one side and the meaning on the other, plus examples and audio. Images are optional — the review flow is simply remember / don't remember, then rate the difficulty.

How is this different from manual flashcard apps?

You still get your own cards and spaced repetition, but vocabulary is auto-collected from everything you learn inside Speakylex — no copying words or building decks by hand.

Is it free?

Yes, you can build your dictionary and review for free on Android (Google Play) and in the web app.

Start your own dictionary today

Learn a few words, save them with one tap, and let spaced repetition do the remembering.