Learn English from what you actually read.
Bring in a lecture, an article or a book. Rabbit Lingo pulls out the words and phrases worth keeping, each with the sentence it came from, then practices them until you can use them — not just recognise them.
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Windows
Get it from Microsoft StoreComing soon Download from this site (.exe)Coming soon Download from GitHubComing soonAndroid
Get it on Google PlayComing soon Download APK from this siteComing soonDid your system show a warning when installing?
Every option above installs the same app. The store versions are signed by Microsoft and Google and update themselves. The copies from this site and GitHub are not signed with a paid code-signing certificate, so your system may warn you the first time.
If Windows says "Windows protected your PC"
Rabbit Lingo is made by an independent studio. We have not bought a code-signing certificate, so Windows SmartScreen does not recognise the publisher yet. This is the usual message for any unsigned app. It does not mean a virus was detected.
To continue: click "More info", then "Run anyway".
If you would rather not see this message, install from Microsoft Store instead — Microsoft signs that package.
Installing the Android package outside Google Play
Android asks you to allow installs from your browser or file manager the first time. Allow it for that one app, install, then turn it off again. If you installed from Google Play before, uninstall that copy first: the two are signed with different keys.
Start from your own material
Paste text or import PDF, EPUB, Word, Markdown and subtitle files. The first useful items appear within minutes.
Look up while you read
Select a word anywhere on your computer or phone and get a short explanation, with the full breakdown one tap away.
Practice until you can use it
Recognition first, then writing. Review is scheduled for you, and it is a suggestion, not a gate.
Windows and Android, one library
Sign in and your library follows you between devices. Without signing in, everything works on one device.
Languages
The app is available in English and Chinese. You can learn from material in English; explanations can be set to your own language.