A little word,
every day, in your messages.
One new word a day, sent by email, Telegram, or Signal. A short definition, three real examples. Free to start.
The public word changes at midnight in Martinique (UTC−4). Your messages follow your chosen time zone.
How it works
No new app
Your word arrives where you already talk to people. No app to open, no password to remember.
Two minutes a day
One word, one definition, three examples. Read it, then get on with your day.
Pick your topic
General vocabulary, or a niche topic like law, business, or tech.
Pause anytime
One tap pauses your words. No guilt, no dead app on your phone.
Pricing
Free
- One channel: Email or Telegram
- General vocabulary
- Pick your own delivery hour
- Pause anytime
Premium
- Everything in Free
- Multiple channels at once, including Signal
- 10 niche topics: Legal, Tech, Business, Science & more
Premium+ Audio
- Everything in Premium
- Your word and examples read aloud
- Audio on Telegram and Signal
Why it works
From age 20 to 60, one study estimates an average gain of about one lemma every two days. This is a benchmark, not proof that one daily message guarantees learning.
Read the study — Brysbaert et al. (2016)A 2006 meta-analysis covered 839 assessments: the best spacing depends on the delay before recall. verbobum spaces exposure but cannot guarantee retention by itself.
Read the study — Cepeda et al. (2006)A meta-analysis of Chinese-speaking students found a substantial association. Correlation does not prove that learning one word a day alone improves reading.
Read the study — Dong et al. (2020)