Pletyk brings a word back right when you’re about to forget it. A little every day, and never an endless queue.
How it works
Every new word climbs a ladder of intervals. Remember it, and the next step is longer. Forget it, and the word comes back sooner. Ten minutes a day builds a vocabulary that doesn’t fade.
A word you’ve kept for more than 21 days moves to long-term memory. Reviewing early doesn’t inflate the interval: only an answer given when the word is actually due counts.
Features
Flashcards, multiple choice, typing, building a word from letters and a phrase from words. Recognising a word and writing it are different skills, so they’re reviewed separately. There’s a timed sprint for warming up.
Start typing and Pletyk suggests the Ukrainian translation and the transcription, no internet needed. The dictionary is built from Wiktionary.
Today’s plan and an honest forecast for the week. When reviews pile up, new words wait, so the queue doesn’t snowball.
Miss a day and your streak survives. You get a new freeze every week. Short on time? “Just 5 cards” is enough.
An example sentence for a word, the English word for a Ukrainian one, and grammar practice in real sentences. Works with Gemini, OpenAI or Claude. Gemini has a free tier.
Reminders at a time that suits you, words read aloud by your phone’s voice, and a backup to a file. The interface is in Ukrainian or English.
Inside
Screenshots show the Ukrainian interface. English is one tap away in the settings.
Lori and Pletyk
Lori is a slow loris. He does everything a little at a time, but he never stops: he keeps the streak going and handles the long haul. That’s exactly how spaced repetition works.
Pletyk is his friend, a little spider in glasses. He’s quick: he runs along the progress bar, jumps at every right answer and weaves a web out of your words. Each word you learn is one more thread.
Why doesn’t Lori eat him? Too slow to catch him, so they agreed to be friends.
Privacy
We don’t see your words, and we don’t want to. Privacy policy
