Every word you learn, in one place you control
Most new vocabulary gets lost — a word you looked up in a meeting, a term from an article, a phrase a colleague used. My Vocabulary Tracker gives every one of those words a permanent home: capture it once, and it stays organized, searchable, and ready for review for as long as you need it.
It's not a static list. Every word you save also becomes practice material for quizzes and word search games elsewhere in the app — so building your tracker directly builds your recall, too.
A saved word, in full
Word of the day · added just now
bandwidth
noun · informal
Meaning: the mental or time capacity a person has to take on additional work.
Example: "I don't have the bandwidth to take on another project this quarter."
Synonyms: capacity, headroom · Antonyms: overload
How it works
- Add a word two ways. Type it and tap "Look up meaning" to auto-fill the definition, example, synonyms and antonyms from a dictionary — or fill everything in yourself if you already know it.
- It's automatically organized. A calendar view shows a heatmap of the words you added each day, so gaps in your habit are easy to spot.
- Review on your terms. Go through saved words and mark each one reviewed, or flag the tricky ones for extra revision so they resurface more often.
- Put it to use. Every saved word feeds directly into your personal quizzes and can be played as a word search game — reviewing isn't limited to re-reading a list.
- Capture words from anywhere. The Chrome extension lets you double-click any word on any webpage and add it without leaving the page.
Streaks, XP and badges
Every word you add, quiz you finish, or word game you complete earns XP and counts toward a daily streak. It's a small layer of gamification on top of a genuinely useful habit — the point is never the badge, it's that you're more likely to open the app on day 30 if day 1 through 29 felt rewarding.
Who this is for
Professionals
Capture the business, technical or industry-specific vocabulary you encounter at work, and actually retain it.
Exam candidates
Track words from GRE, GMAT, IELTS, TOEFL or CAT prep alongside words you look up yourself, all in one list.
Readers and learners
Turn words from books, articles or conversations into a personal collection instead of a fleeting thought.
Anyone building a daily habit
A five-word day is a realistic, sustainable habit — the tracker is built around small, consistent progress, not cramming.
Frequently asked questions
Is the vocabulary tracker free?
Yes — capturing, organizing and reviewing words is free with a My Vocabulary Tracker account.
Do I need to type the definition myself?
No — tap "Look up meaning" and the definition, example sentence, synonyms and antonyms are filled in automatically. You can always edit anything afterward.
Can I import a whole word pack instead of adding words one at a time?
Yes — browse curated word packs and import an entire pack into your personal tracker in one tap.
Does it work outside the website?
Yes — the Chrome extension lets you double-click any word on any webpage and add it to your tracker without switching tabs.
Once you're tracking words, put them to work: take a personal quiz, play a word search game, or browse curated word packs to build your collection faster.
Start your vocabulary tracker with one word.
Add your first word — free