Wordlet: Learn any word

Wordlet helps you learn vocabulary your way — with guided courses, custom decks, a public catalog, multiple study modes, and spaced repetition that brings words back right when you need them.

Follow structured courses with units and lessons, or create decks for any language, subject, or exam. Add terms and definitions in seconds, or start from ready-made decks in the catalog and copy them to your library.

GUIDED COURSES
• Structured lessons organized into units
• Enroll and study at your own pace
• Continue where you left off
• Unit reviews mix cards from every lesson in a unit
• Browse the course catalog and preview lessons before you sign up

STUDY YOUR WAY
• Learn — mixed sessions that combine every mode
• Flashcards — see the term, recall the meaning
• Test — multiple-choice quizzes
• Write — type answers from memory
• Match — pair terms with definitions
• Listen — hear the term, choose the meaning
• Stress & Articles — language-specific drills where they matter

SMART SPACED REPETITION
Wordlet schedules reviews based on what you actually remember. Cards you know well appear less often; tricky ones come back sooner — so you spend time where it matters. Practice mode lets you review without changing your schedule.

READ IN CONTEXT
Generate short reading passages from your deck vocabulary and tap words for definitions — see terms in real sentences, not just on cards.

STUDY TOGETHER
Create classes to share private decks with a group. Members study the same live decks while keeping their own progress. Invite links make joining simple.

TRACK YOUR PROGRESS
• Daily review count and daily goal
• Study streak to keep momentum
• Activity chart for consistency over time
• XP and levels as you learn

SHARE & SYNC
Share deck links with others. Sign in to sync decks, courses, and progress across your devices.

BUILT FOR LEARNERS
Whether you're following a guided course, picking up a new language, preparing for a test, or memorizing technical terms, Wordlet gives you a simple, focused place to build and retain vocabulary — one word at a time.