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Save words and phrases from any page to Wordy in one click Wordy helps you learn the words you actually meet while reading, not the ones from a textbook list. Select a word or phrase on any page and the Wordy icon appears next to it. Click it, add a translation if you like, and the phrase is saved together with the sentence you met it in. The context stays with the phrase, so later you can see how the word is really used. How it works: 1. Select text on a page. The Wordy icon appears next to it. 2. Click the icon and add a translation if you like. Saving without one is fine. 3. The phrase goes to the "From browser" module of the language pair you chose, and appears in the Wordy app on your iPhone. You can do the same with right-click → "Add to Wordy". What's inside: • A side panel to pick your language pair and add phrases by hand. • Sign-in confirmed in the app: scan a QR code with your iPhone camera or type a short code. Email and password also work. • Interface in 11 languages, chosen by your browser language. • An "Ask for a translation" setting: turn it off and phrases are saved instantly. Why the extension asks for access to all sites: only for the icon next to your selection. Until you click that icon or "Add to Wordy", nothing is read from the page and nothing is sent anywhere. The Wordy iPhone app is required: that's where you create language pairs and learn the phrases you saved. Privacy policy: https://project8496027.tilda.ws/privacy
Oct 16, 2026
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