iVocabulary is your personal knowledge trainer for your Mac and provides a convenient way to collect and manage your own vocabulary, technical terms, flashcards or the content you prefer.
Via the iCloud and the companion apps iVocabulary for your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad you can easily take your vocabulary with you and learn your vocabulary while you're in a train, on the beach or wherever you like.
Since it's based on ProVoc, you can download files out of more than 4000 freely available vocabulary files, created by a huge community. Choose your vocabulary for many languages including but not limited to: Spanish, French, German, Italian, Latin, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, and more. iVocabulary is based on the retired app ProVoc, created by Arizona Software (Switzerland) and is able to open all files created with ProVoc. Features Create your own vocabulary files Learn new vocabulary with a neat slideshow Train your vocabulary with multiple choice or written test Get immediate feedback through a pie chart See your learning progress in a history bar chart Structure your vocabulary in chapters and pages Add images and audio to your vocabulary Upload your vocabulary to iVocabulary on your iPhone, iPod touch or your iPad (you find iVocabulary also on the iOS App Store) Print your vocabulary as list or as cards to cut out Spotlight integration Import your existing vocabulary from CSV files Adjust the training modes to your preferences
v3.2 [Aug 26, 2017]
- Fixes crash with unsupported font
- Fixes text color in dark mode
- Adds CSV export (again)
- Adds confirmations for deleting documents and words
- Improves export of ProVoc files
- Improves usage with keyboard: open documents with enter, open search
- Disables superfluid open dialog
- Fixes some missing translated UI texts
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