Chrome extension + iOS app

Look up a word. Remember it forever.

Highlight any word while you read online. Get the definition instantly, save it, and lock it into long-term memory with daily 5-minute practice sessions.

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ephemeral
/ɪˈfɛm.ər.əl/
adjective
Lasting for a very short time; transient.
"the ephemeral joys of childhood"
Context
The nature of language is inherently ephemeral — words rise and fall in usage across generations, shaped by culture and social change.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ephemeral
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From curiosity to mastery

Every unfamiliar word is a chance to learn — here's how Voca-Voca helps

Instant Lookup

Highlight any word on any webpage. Definition, pronunciation, and examples appear in a sidebar — you never leave the page you're reading.

Saved with Context

Each word is saved alongside the sentence where you found it and the source URL. Months later, you'll remember exactly where you learned it.

Spaced Repetition

A proven algorithm shows you each word right before you'd forget it. You practice less, but remember more — that's the science of spacing.

Audio Pronunciation

Hear every word spoken aloud with auto-play. When you know how a word sounds, you're far more likely to use it in conversation.

Practice in Your Browser

Open the side panel and run a flashcard session during a coffee break. No app to switch to — spaced repetition lives right where you work.

Cloud Sync

Sign in with Google and everything — words, progress, streaks — syncs between Chrome and the iOS app in real time.

5 minutes a day changes everything

Research shows that short, daily spaced-repetition sessions beat hour-long cramming by a wide margin. The key isn't how long you study — it's how consistently you return.

While you read

Collect words naturally

Whenever you hit an unfamiliar word in an article, highlight it. Voca-Voca saves the definition and the sentence — zero friction.

5 min / day

Practice right in Chrome

Open the side panel during a break. Flashcards appear for words you're about to forget. Rate yourself and move on — done in minutes.

Over time

Recognize, recall, use

Words move from "seen once" to permanent memory. You'll start noticing them in conversation and using them without thinking.

Spaced repetition is backed by over a century of cognitive science, from Ebbinghaus's forgetting curve (1885) to modern research confirming that distributed practice produces stronger, longer-lasting retention than massed study.

Take your words with you

Collect words on your laptop while reading articles or research. Then practice on your phone — on the train, waiting in line, wherever you have a few minutes. Your collection and progress sync automatically.

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Voca-Voca iOS App

Start building your vocabulary today

Free to use. One click to add to Chrome.

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