Learn new words like you scroll reels — and never forget them.
A full-screen word feed with meanings in English, Hindi &
Hinglish, real video clips of words spoken in context, and
spaced-repetition recall that makes every word stick.
"The new policy ameliorated the condition of farmers."
▶ Video moment · hear it in a real scene
SynonymsAntonymsEtymology
Recall queue
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News FeedToday's words from The Hindu
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New word every hourHome-screen widget
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Video momentsReal scenes · with captions
Every word card comes fully loaded
English · Hindi · Hinglish meanings
Example sentences (Hinglish too)
IPA pronunciation + audio
Synonyms & antonyms
Etymology & root words
Difficulty & frequency score
Video moments with captions
Beautiful word imagery
Why VocabWala
Learn it, see it everywhere, never forget it
No bulky books, no random word lists. A word feed you'll actually want
to scroll — backed by spaced repetition, quizzes, real videos and
today's newspapers.
Reels-style word feed
Swipe through a vertical, full-screen feed of word cards — learning that feels like scrolling, not studying. Words you've seen sync across the app, so the feed always brings you something new.
English, Hindi & Hinglish
Every word explained in English, Hindi and Hinglish — with Hinglish example sentences too — so you understand it the way you actually think.
Video moments
Short clipped YouTube scenes where the word is actually spoken in context, with captions. Hear it in the real world, not just in a definition.
Recall — spaced repetition
Saved words return at scientifically spaced intervals. Answer right and the gap grows; slip up and the word comes back sooner. Master it enough times and it retires from the loop — truly yours.
Quizzes in 3 formats
Auto-generated MCQs from the words you've learnt — synonyms, one-word substitutions and fill-in-the-blank. Flip any question card to see the full word detail and learn from your mistakes.
News Feed from the dailies
Vocabulary pulled from leading newspapers like The Hindu and The Indian Express — the exact words that show up in editorials and exams. Ideal for competitive-exam aspirants.
Home-screen word widget
A new word every hour, right on your Android home screen. It cycles through your learnt words in the background, even when the app is closed — revision without ever opening the app.
Favourites & History
Save any word with one tap — favourites feed your spaced-repetition recall queue. And every word you've ever seen lives in History, ready to revisit.
Fast & offline-friendly
Smart local caching keeps the app quick wherever you are, and your progress syncs to your account across devices.
🔐 Sign in with Google, phone or email OTP
🔔 Smart recall reminders
🔍 Search any word instantly
🤝 Share words with friends
👤 Fun auto-generated avatars
💎 Flexible premium plans
How it works
From "never heard it" to "never forget it" in 3 steps
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Swipe through the feed
Scroll full-screen word cards loaded with meanings in three languages, audio pronunciation, root words and real video clips. One tap saves a word to your favourites.
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Recall at the right time
Saved words come back for practice exactly when you're about to forget them. Keep answering correctly and the word retires from the loop — proof it's truly yours.
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Quiz to lock it in
Test yourself with synonym, one-word-substitution and fill-in-the-blank quizzes generated from your own words — practice freely or submit for a score.
Learners love it
Words from people building their word power
★★★★★
The News Feed is gold. Words straight from The Hindu and Indian Express editorials — exactly what shows up in my exam papers. I stopped mugging random word lists.
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Priya SharmaSSC CGL aspirant
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Hinglish meanings + the video clips changed everything for me. Watching a word actually spoken in a real scene makes it impossible to forget.
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Aman VermaIBPS PO aspirant
★★★★★
The home-screen widget shows me a new word every hour without even opening the app. Between that and the recall practice, revision just... happens.
You can download VocabWala free on Google Play and start learning right away. Premium subscriptions come in flexible plans — monthly, 2-month, 3-month, 6-month and yearly — with special discounts for early users, and you can manage or change your plan anytime from within the app.
How is this different from a word-list app? +
Words come to you as a swipeable, reels-style feed — each card with English, Hindi and Hinglish meanings, audio pronunciation, etymology, synonyms and real video clips of the word being spoken. Then spaced repetition and quizzes make sure they actually stick.
How does Recall (spaced repetition) work? +
Words you save come back for practice at scientifically spaced intervals. Answer correctly and the gap before the next review grows; get it wrong and the word returns sooner. A due-cards queue shows exactly what needs revisiting today, and mastered words retire from the loop.
How do I sign in? Does my progress sync? +
Sign in with Google, your phone number, or an email OTP. Your favourites, history and recall progress sync to your account across devices.
Is it available on iPhone? +
VocabWala is currently on Android via Google Play — including the home-screen word widget. An iOS version is on the roadmap.
Words that stick — from your feed to your home screen.
Swipe, save, recall, quiz — and let the widget keep a new word in
front of you every hour. Free to download.
GET IT ON
Google Play