Clip an article, drop an ebook, or upload subtitles. Glossa pulls out the new words for your level, teaches them before you start, and quietly underlines them in the text — so reading stays reading, not lookup-and-resume.
Most apps drill words from a generic list. Glossa pulls them from the page you're already reading — so every word arrives with a reason to remember it.
Paste an article, drop an ebook, upload subtitles. Glossa finds every word that's new at your CEFR level, ranked by frequency.
Skim the list. Mark what's worth learning, skip what you already know. Two minutes upfront — so no lookups break your flow later.
Every word you marked shows up at least twice — once in the preview, again in the text. Recall happens by re-reading, not flashcard grind. A short daily review catches whatever still slips.
Most apps isolate a word the moment you look it up. Glossa shows it on the back of the card in the exact sentence you first met it — so meaning never leaves context.
“Baristas judge an extraction by its color, viscosity, and the speed at which it falls from the portafilter.”
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