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I’m the developer of Palabros, a dictionary I built because I kept running into the same problem: I’d look up a word I didn’t know, understand it, and a few months later I’d have forgotten it. Palabros is built around making that word stick. You look it up, get the official definition and a simpler explanation, save it, and then keep seeing it over time through Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets. There’s also a Review mode for more active practice, a daily Word of the Day, pronunciation, translations, synonyms and antonyms, interactive etymology, tags, imports and learning stats. I also recently added Reading Mode. If you come across a word while reading, you can say it out loud, get its meaning without putting the book down, and keep reading. At the end of the session you can save the words you discovered. It works in both English and Spanish and there are no ads. It’s free to download and regular dictionary lookup is free. Palabros Pro adds unlimited saved words and Reading Mode sessions, advanced Review modes and its widget, tags and filters, word import, learning stats, widget personalization and a few other extras. Palabros Pro: • Monthly: 2.99$ • Annual: 19.99$, with a 7-day free trial • Lifetime: 49.99$ App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/palabros-dictionary/id6758098070 I’ve been working on it for the past few months and just finished this promo video for it. I’d be particularly interested to know whether the “look up → save → keep seeing it” idea is something you’d actually use, or whether you mostly want a dictionary to end once you’ve found the definition. Thank you so much and I'll be reading all of the feedback!!!   submitted by   /u/rcerrato [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/4 23:46:03