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English words that stay, one swipe at a time

KelimeYAP teaches English vocabulary to Turkish speakers. You swipe what you know; the app works out what you need to see again. Nothing to set up, and no account to create.

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The English edition is in review. This page will carry the store links as soon as it is live.

A word card for 'around' with its Turkish meanings partly covered, and three swipe buttons at the bottom.
The word 'around' shown inside the sentence 'We walked around the park', with an image made for that sentence.
A gift pack opening into quiz time.
A quiz question asking which picture matches the word being read aloud.
A quiz result screen listing the words that were missed.
The home screen with streak, known words and a chart of word distribution by level.
The peak map, showing progress as a route up a mountain.

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How it works

One decision per card. The app handles the rest.

No study plan to build, no intervals to tune. Your swipes are the only input it needs.

Three honest choices

Every card asks one thing: Know it, Almost, or Don't know. From those marks the app decides what comes back and when. There is nothing to configure.

Meanings you uncover

The Turkish meaning starts covered. Scratch it off when you are ready to check yourself, or switch that off in Settings and see it right away.

A picture for that exact sentence

Tap the hint and the word appears inside a real sentence, highlighted, next to an image made for that sentence, not a stock photo picked by topic. Over 5,000 words have their own.

Quizzes you earn

Swiping drops gift packs into your deck. Opening one starts a short quiz: pick the right definition, match a word to a picture, answer a question read aloud.

Misses come back

Words you got wrong are not quietly dropped. They return later as a quiz made only of them, until the gap is closed.

A climb, not a list

Progress is laid out as a mountain route with eight summits, badges for holding a daily streak, and charts that show words moving from Don't know to Know it.

What's inside

Words worth the time you give them

Six CEFR levels, from A1 to C2. Pick the ones you want and mix them; the higher levels open as you work through the one below.

5,420 words, A1 to C2
1,297 idioms and phrases
6 CEFR levels to mix
8 summits on the route

Word lists are drawn from Oxford 3000 and 5000, Longman 3000, and OPAL, the Oxford Phrasal Academic Lexicon. The dictionary is stored on your phone, so cards keep coming when the connection drops.

Privacy

No account. Nothing to sign up for.

You open KelimeYAP and start. There is no registration, no email, no password, no social login. The app never asks who you are.

  • No sign-up
  • No email or password
  • No social login
  • No location access
  • No contacts access

Changing phones? Settings gives you a personal transfer code that carries your progress across, still without an account. And when you want out, one button in Settings deletes everything for good. What is stored, and where, is set out in full in the privacy policy.