MindDory: Vocabulary & Grammar
Learn from the words you read and the mistakes you make
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Learn from the words you read and the mistakes you make
4 followers
MindDory is a vocabulary and grammar app that learns from the words you read and the mistakes you make when you write. The MindDory keyboard checks what you write in any app on iPhone and Android and explains every fix. Save a word from a book page, a website with the Chrome extension, or a chat with Claude. Every word and mistake you keep comes back as a short review, with nothing to configure. Learn in 60+ languages. Free, with an optional Premium plan.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋¨
I built MindDory because I kept hitting the same wall learning languages: vocabulary just would not stick.
I tried Anki. The algorithm is great, but the setup killed my motivation, and honestly, it feels like a tool from 2006.
No modern UX, no mobile-first experience, just endless configuration before you can even start.
I tried Duolingo. Fun app, but it is really just a streak machine.
So I built MindDory. Here is how it works:
You add a word, and that is it. It can come from a photo of a book page, a lookup, or a conversation with Claude through our MCP server. Then MindDory gives you three ways to make it stick:
→ Flashcards with fixed, honest intervals: a hard word comes back in three days, an easy one in a week, and the second time you call it easy, the card retires. Nothing to configure.
→ AI stories: your words show up in context, in a short story built around them.
→ Keyword association: for a word that refuses to stick, MindDory writes a memory hook that connects it to something you already know.
No deck building. No configuration. No mascots and no guilt notifications.
🌍 Learn in 60+ languages; the Word Map and CEFR test cover eight.
I'm launching it because I want honest feedback: what's missing, what's confusing, what would make you actually use this every day.
Would love to hear from language learners especially 🙏
What's your biggest frustration with vocabulary apps right now?