What is shipped, in flight, and next

Every word you study is ordered by how often it actually appears in real text, so each review buys the most comprehension.

Words are introduced inside full sentences, not as bare flashcards, so meaning sticks to a real situation.

Fill-in-the-blank prompts accept small typos and accent slips without marking you wrong.

Audio-first prompts let you slow native-paced speech down while your ear catches up.

Type the target word from its meaning to lock in active recall, not just recognition.

A short check at signup finds the right starting frequency band so you never grind through words you already know.

Pick a daily target that fits your life. The system schedules reviews around it.

English speakers learn Spanish; Spanish speakers learn English. Same engine, swapped direction.

Sentence audio is generated locally with a natural-sounding open voice, no third-party speech provider.

See how much of the top 500, 1,000, 2,000 you have actually internalized, not just minutes spent.

Plain-language explanation of the method and an honest look at what is shipped, in flight, and next.

A short inline note during placement reveal so new users understand why they are seeing the words they are seeing.

The cold "not yet rendered" message is now an honest "audio is being prepared" cue so the queue feels alive.

Tap a hint on any card to open a focused reference: conjugation tables, gender rules, common irregulars.

Drag scrambled words back into order. Output practice that does not require a microphone.

Short passages where every token is colored by what you already know. Click an unknown word to add it to your deck.

Record yourself repeating a sentence and get feedback on which syllables drifted.

Practice short dialogues at your level. The other side adapts to what you have learned.

Paste an article or a song lyric and pull only the unknown words into your queue.

Point Worava at content you actually want to understand and learn the vocabulary from it.

Same frequency-first engine, applied to more language pairs.

Translate your progress into the standard A1 to C2 scale used by schools and employers.

iOS and Android apps with offline review queues.

Shared progress, teacher views, and seat-based pricing for groups.