Lexigo turns the words you meet while reading into your own vocabulary. It explains them on the page, in your language, keeps the ones you choose with the sentence you found them in, and uses them to write practice that exists only for you.
Each part does one job, and the three work together.
Select any English word on any web page to see it in your language, with its meaning, pronunciation and an AI explanation of that sentence. Chrome, Edge and Firefox.
The browser extensionWeb appThe words you save become your vocabulary. Each one keeps its sentence and comes back for a short review right before you would forget it. It works on your phone too.
Start with a word listEmailLexigo writes with your words: Lexigo Weekly, short news at your level with your words inside, and reminders with the words you saved the day before.
Lexigo WeeklyEvery feature is free: the extension, reviews, word lists, AI explanations and Lexigo Weekly.
Lexigo uses the words you save and their sentences. It never reads your browsing history, and it never sells your data.
Lexigo speaks 19 languages, from Spanish and Chinese to Arabic and Vietnamese, and translates your words into the one you choose.
Other tools are better at some things, and our comparisons say so, with the facts taken from each product’s own pages.
Lexigo is an independent product built by its founder, Jhonatan Quemba, who also signs the articles on the Lexigo blog.
For questions, press or partnerships, write to us. If you use Lexigo, the quickest way to report a problem is “Send feedback” in the app or the extension.
jquemba@lexigo.wikiAdd Lexigo to your browser and select any English word.