LingoMeow

Vocabulary

A vocabulary notebook, one tap at a time

Double-click a word wherever you're reading — on the site, mid-chat, out on the web — and its meaning is right there. Want to keep it? One more tap, and it's saved with the sentence you found it in.

A drawer, not a chore

Nobody sits down and decides to "do vocabulary" today. A word just comes up — mid-sentence in a chat, halfway through a journal page, in the middle of an article you were reading for something else entirely. LingoMeow catches it right there: double-click for the meaning, and if it's worth keeping, one more tap saves it — before you've even finished the thought.

The notebook itself lives in a drawer that slides out from the edge of the screen — in the listening room, in the chat, in the journal. Pull it open when you want it, and it's out of the way otherwise.

The vocabulary drawer open beside a chat conversation, a saved word showing its meaning, an example sentence, and where it came from.
The vocabulary drawer open beside a chat conversation, a saved word showing its meaning, an example sentence, and where it came from.

What a saved word looks like

  • The meaning and how to say it. A definition, a pronunciation you can play back, and the language it's in.
  • An example, not just a rule. A sentence using the word, with its own translation and its own little play button.
  • Where you met it. If the word came from something you wrote yourself, that original sentence sits right there too — sometimes with a gentle note on a more natural way to say it.
  • One tap back to the page. Jump straight to the journal entry the word came from, to see it in its own context again.

Verb conjugations, free forever

Open the conjugation panel under a verb, and every tense unfolds — person by person, mood by mood. It covers English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean, and it costs nothing and needs no account: this one part of LingoMeow has no daily limit for anyone, ever.

Nothing you've saved goes away

The only thing measured here is looking up something new — twenty words a day on the free plan. Once a word is saved, it stays saved. Nothing is pruned to make room, and nothing you've already collected is ever put behind a limit.

Also in the same book

A word saved from a chat, from a journal page, or from another website through the browser extension all land in this same drawer — one collection, wherever it came from.

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Questions people ask

How do words end up in here?

Double-click any word — while chatting with the cat, reading a journal page, or on another website with the browser extension — for a quick meaning. Ask for the full detail and it's saved from there, one tap. You can also type a word straight into the drawer if you already know the one you want.

What does a saved word actually show me?

Its meaning, a pronunciation you can play, an example sentence with its own translation, and a tag for which language it's in. If it's a word from a sentence you wrote yourself, that original sentence sits alongside it — sometimes with a gentle note on how to say it more naturally.

What about verb conjugations?

Open the conjugation panel under a verb and every tense unfolds, tense by tense, person by person. It works for English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean, and it's free and unlimited for everyone, no account needed.

Can I search or filter my saved words?

The list keeps your most recent words at the top, so what you just looked up is always right there. There's no search box yet beyond typing a word you already know to bump it back to the top.

Is it free?

Yes. Looking up new words is twenty a day on the free plan. Everything you've already saved stays saved — nothing gets deleted or capped, and conjugations don't use up any of your daily allowance.