AI lookup · AI vocabulary review

Look it up in place.Then stop looking it up.

Point, tap, and get the meaning that fits your sentence. Every lookup joins your word list and comes back on a review schedule until it sticks.

macOS 13+Windows 10/11

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ReadestScreen OCR
AALookup explaining the idiom out of the way over a page of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
out of the wayA dictionary opens with “move aside”. Alice means unusual, and the sentence says which.

Built for reading

The answer appears where the question happened.

Meaning in context

AALookup chooses the sense used in your sentence instead of listing every definition.

Native capture

Use a trackpad gesture or keyboard shortcut over text in the app you are already using.

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Your dictionaries, your choice

Use local MDict dictionaries, the concise lookup API, or your own OpenAI-compatible provider.

After the lookup

The words you looked up come back to you.

Looking a word up once is not learning it. AALookup keeps the sentence you met it in, schedules the word with FSRS, and drills it four ways—so the second encounter is recall, not another lookup.

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Look up

A gesture or shortcut over any app returns the sense used in that sentence.

Collect

The word joins your list with the sentence and context it came from, never as a bare headword.

Review

FSRS decides when it is due; word books drill it by copying, spelling, listening, and recall.

Lookups on the desktop and reviews in the browser stay in step once you sign in.

Private by design

Local first. Online only when you choose it.

Dictionary lookup stays on your computer. Online explanations are explicitly controlled in Settings, with one API path active at a time.

Local dictionaries
Explicit API switch
Lookup without an account; optional account for sync

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