Vocabloot turns your camera into vocabulary practice that feels like play. Snap an object, get the word in one of 10 languages, then unlock mini-games and stickers built from the words you actually captured. Your photos aren't stored on our servers. Free, iOS and Android.
Hey Product Hunt, I'm the founder of Vocabloot, building it out of Germany. I made it because flashcard apps felt like a chore and I wanted something closer to play.
Point your camera at something, a mug, someone's dog, the plant on the windowsill, and it gives you the word in one of 10 languages, then saves it as a card. The camera isn't the only way in either: share a photo across from Instagram or Photos and it pulls the word out of that too. Once you've captured enough, you unlock mini-games built from your own words: Sky Rescue, Kraken Escape, Pop Quiz and five others. Saved words also turn into stickers you can send to WhatsApp, and there's a browser tool that turns six of them into a short clip worth posting.
On privacy: I don't store your photos. They go to OpenAI for the analysis and nothing is kept on my side. Analytics are opt-in, and every word you save exports to a file you own.
Free app, 6 snaps on day one and 2 a day after. That cap is a cost thing, every snap is a vision API call I pay for, and Premium removes it. It's my second app, after PoseStudio.
Would love feedback, especially on the games and whether the daily limit feels fair.