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Private vocabulary habit planner
Turn the time you actually have into a repeatable plan for retrieval, words in context and correction. Nothing is uploaded or saved.
Your repeatable plan
This is a starting load. Adjust it using delayed recall.
Session mix
Weekly sequence
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Why the plan uses retrieval and spacing
Retrieval practice can improve later retention, and distributed practice generally outperforms massed repetition. The useful spacing interval changes with the desired retention period, so this planner uses repeated checks and adjustment instead of claiming one magic interval.
Cepeda et al. — distributed practice meta-analysis
Roediger & Karpicke — test-enhanced learning
Privacy by construction
Selections and results stay in this browser tab. The page has no account, upload, cookies, local storage, analytics, advertising code or network request. Reloading or closing the page clears the plan.
Want the routine on iPhone, Home Screen and Apple Watch?
Wordmate is optional. Its paid download includes structured vocabulary in 44 languages, natural examples, pronunciation on iPhone and iPad, an interactive Home Screen widget, Apple Watch and separate progress for every learning language. No subscription, in-app purchase, account, third-party ads or analytics.
Questions
How many new words should I learn each day?
There is no universal number. Start below the planner's ceiling, then lower or raise it according to delayed recall and available review time.
Does the planner save my choices?
No. It does not use local storage, cookies, an account or an upload. Closing or reloading the page clears the choices.
Is an 80% recall check a scientific guarantee?
No. It is a practical adjustment trigger, not a universal target or outcome guarantee. Lower the load whenever reviews feel unstable or too heavy.