MyWords - Learn Vocabulary & Practice Pronunciation with AI
Build vocabulary with Spaced Repetition, practice pronunciation with AI, and use offline English-Vietnamese dictionaries. Most features are free, with 5 free AI uses every day.
Look up words without internet using rich English-Vietnamese and English-English data, plus AI explanations and images.
MyWords schedules reviews right before you forget, helping vocabulary stick far better than cramming.
Practice spoken English with Speech-to-Text scoring, grammar feedback, and 5 free AI uses every day.
Save words from YouTube, books, images, OCR, or manual entry and track every word from new to mastered.
Mini games, points, and records make daily vocabulary practice lighter and more consistent.
Take a photo of text, let OCR detect the words, and choose what you want to learn immediately.
Get MyWords on the App Store or Google Play and start without paying.
Look up words, scan text, save words from YouTube, or choose curated topic lists.
Review with Spaced Repetition, train pronunciation with AI, and play vocabulary games.
Track progress, review detailed reports, and turn saved words into real communication.
The app has far more than vocabulary cards: pronunciation, video learning, and no ads.
I can study offline when I have no connection. I hope MyWords keeps adding more advanced C1 and C2 words.
I really like the app and hope more learners discover it.
Everything you need to know about MyWords
Most MyWords features are free, with no ads and no hidden fees. Some AI features include 5 free uses per day, with an optional PRO upgrade.
Yes. MyWords includes an AI Pronunciation Coach with Speech-to-Text scoring and feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary.
MyWords uses Spaced Repetition, a memory method that schedules reviews at the moment you are likely to forget.
Yes. You can download dictionaries and look up words without an internet connection.
Yes. MyWords is available on Google Play and the App Store.
You can add words from dictionary lookup, OCR, curated word lists, YouTube, books, or manual entry.
Yes. Study Groups let learners create or join groups, study with up to 30 people, and maintain streaks together.
