FEATURE GUIDE
Save Words from Real Life in Your Personal Vocabulary Notebook
Palabrium acts as a personal vocabulary notebook app for learners who collect words everywhere. Instead of losing useful terms in screenshots, random notes, or chat history, you keep them in one searchable learning library and review them when they are due.
Why a personal vocabulary notebook matters
Serious language learners rarely get vocabulary from one source. You hear expressions in conversation, read unfamiliar words in articles, notice slang in media, and forget half of them by the end of the day. A personal notebook closes that gap by giving every term one durable home and one repeatable review workflow.
- Capture words quickly before they disappear from memory.
- Keep each term tied to your own learning context.
- Search and revisit saved terms anytime.
- Track progress from New to Learning to Mastered.
How Palabrium organizes your vocabulary library
Palabrium is not just a capture inbox. It supports ongoing vocabulary management so you can see what to review and what is already solid.
- Search across saved words.
- Filter by learning status.
- Browse by recency sections like Today, Yesterday, and Last Week.
- Open any card to update details after more exposure.
- Delete cards with undo when your library needs cleanup.
This structure makes your notebook usable over months, not just during one intense study week.
From notebook to retention, not just storage
A notebook only works if it leads to recall. Palabrium connects saved vocabulary cards directly to daily review sessions so your captured words become active knowledge.
- Capture and save a term to your personal library.
- Return during daily review to practice due cards.
- Rate recall and let the system schedule the next repetition.
- Watch words move toward mastery over repeated sessions.
This is what differentiates a vocabulary notebook app from generic note tools: it is built for memory outcomes, not just storage.
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FAQ
Is Palabrium a note-taking app or a vocabulary learning app?
It is a vocabulary learning app with notebook behavior. You can capture and organize terms, but the system is optimized for retention through review, not just note storage.
Can I search and update words after saving?
Yes. You can search your library, open cards, refine details, and keep your notebook accurate as your understanding improves.
Does this work for learners using multiple sources?
Yes. Palabrium is designed for learners who collect vocabulary from conversations, media, reading, and classes and want one personal system for all of it.
Does a saved notebook card automatically become review material?
Yes. Saved cards feed into the daily review workflow so captured terms move from storage to long-term recall.