When I started building TextVocab, it was out of pure frustration. I was learning languages and constantly switching between articles, dictionaries, translators, and flashcard apps. It felt disconnected. I didn’t want to memorize random word lists, I wanted to learn from the content I was actually excited to read. That’s how TextVocab was born. The idea was simple: paste any text, an article, book excerpt, or even your messy notes, and instantly turn it into a personalized vocabulary list tailored to your level. No more copying words manually. No more guessing which words are worth learning. Just relevant vocabulary, in context, with pronunciation, ready to practice. During development, the biggest shift was focusing on efficiency. Not just extracting words, but extracting the right words. Making sure learners feel progress quickly. Making it simple enough that you can go from “interesting article” to “interactive flashcards” in seconds. This is just the beginning. I’m excited to see how you use TextVocab, whether it’s for news, novels, exam prep, or just curiosity. If you try it, I’d genuinely love your feedback. 🚀

TextVocab

Learn vocabulary from any text

Learn vocabulary from any text