Your personal vocabulary trainer

Your words.
Not in a list.
Remembered.

Add vocabulary from real life. LingoTim selects the right words, guides you through practice, and brings each one back on time.

Try it with your own words

Up to 5 words · about 4 minutes · one language per session

A person reviewing vocabulary with a notebook and phone on a tram
Vocabulary from real life sticks better than someone else’s course.Morning commute · 08:20

Inside LingoTim

Open it — and know exactly what to learn today.

This is the interface waiting inside: your decks, a focused selection for today, and one clear training button.

How it works

You bring the words.
We handle the rhythm.

No choosing between a dozen modes before every session. One button starts a short round with the cards that matter most right now.

Not another course. A personal vocabulary that knows when to remind you.

Per session
up to 5 words
On average
4 minutes
  1. 01

    Build your own deck

    Add words from a trip, a meeting, a film, or a book. No generic course and no vocabulary you will never use.

  2. 02

    Press Train

    LingoTim selects up to five relevant cards and never mixes different source languages in one session.

  3. 03

    Come back when it matters

    Your rating sets the next review date. When a word is due, LingoTim brings it back automatically.

Two friends practising vocabulary during a conversation at a city cafe

A word becomes useful when it leaves the notebook.

Use it
A reader discovering useful vocabulary in an independent bookshop
Notice it · save it · remember it

Your first session · English → Español

Introduction first. Active recall next.

New words are never tested on sight. The whole group first meets the translations, then moves through each exercise type together until the final typed answer.

01

Introduction

worthwhile

valioso, útil

A new word first appears with its translation — no test yet.

02

Choose the translation

worthwhile

valioso, útil

Wrong answers come from other words in the same deck.

03

Choose the word

valioso, útil

worthwhile

The connection is reinforced in reverse: from meaning to word.

04

Build from letters

valioso, útil

w · o · r · t · h · w · h · i · l · e

Shuffled letters help reconstruct the spelling.

05

Type it yourself

valioso, útil

worthwhile

The translation stays visible, but you write the word without options.

06

Self-rating

worthwhile → valioso, útil

Again · Hard · Good · Easy

Your rating sets the interval until the next review.

After your answer

An honest rating schedules the next encounter.

Again
again in this session
Hard
in about one day
Good
in about three days
Easy
in a week or more

Before you start

Straight answers. No fine print.

What is spaced repetition?

A word returns after a calculated interval instead of appearing at random. The more confident your answer, the longer the next interval.

Do I add the words myself?

Yes. LingoTim is built around your vocabulary: create a deck, choose the languages, and add words with translations. Every training session stays relevant to you.

How does the first session teach a new word?

You first see the word together with its translation. Then the whole group moves through selection, reverse selection, letter building, and typing — never six exercises in a row for one card.

What happens if I leave mid-session?

Completed steps are saved. A new card becomes learned only after the full first cycle, so an unfinished word returns in the next session.

Can different languages mix in one session?

No. If your collection contains multiple source languages, LingoTim asks you to choose one before a general training session.

How long does a session take?

Each session contains up to five words. It is designed to take only a few minutes and feel nothing like another lesson.

Start small

Take five words you have been putting off.

Your first deck takes a minute to create. From there, the app tells you exactly what to do.

Open LingoTim