Any language
Spanish→English, French→German, Japanese→Italian. Pick freely from a curated language list.
Flashcards in any language pair, a smart review mode that shows you exactly the tricky words — and AI photo import, so you never have to type a list again.
Spanish→English, French→German, Japanese→Italian. Pick freely from a curated language list.
Snap a photo of a word list — text recognition runs on-device, then AI turns it into clean flashcards.
Spaced repetition: hard words come up more often, easy ones less. Efficient, not rote.
Every word is spoken in the right language — even when your phone is on silent.
Reverse the learning direction with one tap and practice both ways.
Create as many decks as you like: travel words, exam prep, favorites.
Lovingly crafted in a warm Yakari / prairie style.




All vocabulary is stored locally on your device — no account, no sign-up, no third-party server for your data. Only the optional AI photo import sends the recognized text to an AI service to build your flashcards. Read the full privacy policy.
Any language pair you like — Spanish→English, French→German, Japanese→Italian and many more. You pick both languages freely from a curated list, and the read-aloud voice automatically matches the language of each word.
Snap a photo of a word list from your textbook. Text recognition runs entirely on your device, then AI structures the text into clean flashcards — no retyping and no setup required.
No. Vokari has no account, no sign-up and no third-party server for your data. All vocabulary is stored locally on your device.
Vokari uses spaced repetition: tap “Got it” and a word appears less often, tap “Forgot” and it comes back more often. You spend your time on the words you actually struggle with.
Vokari runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 18.1 or later. It is a one-time purchase on the App Store — no subscription.
Guides on the Vokari blog — the methods behind the app, explained.
Active recall, spaced repetition, the right daily word count and speaking out loud — everything that works.
Read the guide →What goes on a card, paper vs. apps, both directions — and creating cards in minutes instead of hours.
Read the guide →Your first 100 words, frequency lists and language-specific guides for Spanish, German, French, Turkish and Japanese.
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