Features
Not screenshots. The real screens, doing what they do in the app. Six flows, then the rest.
MindDory for Chrome · Smart Translation
Select a word on any page. The translation appears next to it, with the sentence it came from. Make a card, and it is already in the review pile on your phone.
A browser page. A word is selected, the MindDory bubble shows its translation and the sentence it came from, one click makes a card, and the card appears in the folder on the phone.
MindDory keyboard · Grammar tab
The keyboard offers words as you type. When a sentence is finished it checks it, marks what is wrong, and explains why in one line. You tap Fix, or you do not. Every mistake you check lands in the Grammar tab.
A phone chat. The MindDory keyboard types “She have a dog”, marks “have”, explains that he, she and it take “has”, fixes it on a tap, and the fix lands in the Grammar tab under the rule.
Scan to Cards
Point the camera at a page, a menu, a sign. MindDory reads it, picks the words that are new to you, and shows each with its translation and the sentence it came from. Tick what you want, and they are cards.
The in-app camera over a page of text, then a list of three new words with translations and the sentence each came from, then the three cards in the folder.
Spaced repetition
Each day you see only what is due. Flip the card, say whether it was hard or easy. A word you missed comes back sooner, a word you knew comes back later, and a word you know well stops asking. Nothing to configure.
A flashcard flips to show the translation and the example sentence, then the Failed, Hard and Easy buttons, then “Amazing work!” when the pile for today is done.
Language Test · Word Map
A short Language Test places you on the CEFR scale. Word Map then shows every word you saved on that scale, from A1 to C2, and marks the ones to learn next.
The Language Test asks “Do you know this word?” three times, then shows your level, then Word Map places your words on rings from A1 to C2.
Active Words
The keyboard counts the dictionary words you type, in eight languages, and Active Words shows them by topic and level. Active Words keeps only which words you used, and how often, never your sentences.
The keyboard types “Let us grab a coffee”, then the Active Words screen shows the count of words used, CEFR tiles from A1 to C2, and “coffee” turning a deeper green each time it is used.
Everything else
Each one lives inside the flows above. Free limits are the ones on the pricing page, unchanged.
Free 3 a day
A short story written from your own cards, so you meet them in context.
Free daily
One line that makes a word stick, made for that word.
Free
Sentences and messages, in your language, right where you add your cards.
Free monthly allowance
How a native speaker would say your sentence, from the keyboard and Chrome.
Free
Group cards the way your life is grouped. Scan and Chrome remember the last one.
Free
One notification a day when something is due, and one nudge about an hour after you miss a word. Never at night. A home screen widget to add a card.
Free
Connect your AI assistant. Words from your chats become cards, and it knows which ones you are learning.
Free
Find your CEFR level in a few minutes, in eight languages.
Unlimited cards and reviews, the keyboard, Chrome and the web app. Premium raises the daily limits.