Start manually or from imported material
Create a blank module, add your own words, or begin with a supported book, file, study set, or captured web page.
More than a term and translation
Build vocabulary cards with context for real review
Keep the context that makes a word understandable instead of reducing every card to an isolated translation pair.
- Terms, translations, descriptions, and examples
- Optional notes, related terms, images, and audio
- Modules and folders for a personal learning library
How it works
From source material to regular review
Keep useful context
The available card fields can preserve examples and explanations that help distinguish meanings and make later recall more concrete.
Organize one growing library
Modules keep a language direction and a focused set of cards. Folders group modules by course, source, topic, or personal goal.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What can an Iteratio vocabulary card contain?
Depending on how it was created, a card can include a term, translation, description, examples, notes, related terms, an image URL, and audio.
How is the library organized?
Cards belong to modules, and related modules can be grouped into folders.
Can I create a card manually?
Yes. Iteratio supports blank custom modules and manually added vocabulary as well as imported material.
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