Wizzie Words 4+

Learn English through reading. Snap-to-lookup words and idioms, save and categorise for revision, play games to improve spellings, pronunciation and comprehension.

Wizzie Words is a groundbreaking educational app that transforms English learning through reading, enhancing vocabulary, pronunciation, spelling, and comprehension.

Whether you're reading a book, menu, magazine, newspaper, or a notice board, Wizzie Words turns every new or difficult word into a learning opportunity, not a barrier. Simply snap what you're reading with your smartphone, and it instantly provides definitions, synonyms, antonyms, and translations without interrupting your flow. It even identifies idioms with immediate meanings and translations.

Ideal for students preparing for English exams at any level, Wizzie Words lets you save and organise words and idioms for review while engaging with them through interactive games that boost spelling, vocabulary, and comprehension. With adaptive features like colour overlays, adjustable fonts, and scan-to-listen (text-to-audio), it's also a valuable reading aid for those with dyslexia, ADHD, or partial sightedness.

Users can befriend others, view their activity, and like their updates. The Feed highlights actions such as word and idiom lookups and game participation, increasing exposure to words and idioms. The Leaderboard encourages you to climb the ranks and aim for the top 10 Wizzie Words users worldwide.

What the others are saying about Wizzie Words:

"At Suffolk Libraries, we understand that learning the meanings of words is a crucial step on the literacy journey. With the Wizzie Words app, children and young people can take their reading and learning to the next level and start to build their vocabulary and understand what they've read on a deeper level.” - Deputy CEO, Suffolk Libraries, UK

“We are really excited by the Wizzie Words app – It could be amazing for our young people.” - Head of Supported Learning, Suffolk One College, UK

“The Wizzie Words app is amazing! I feel all learners would benefit from it.” - Head of Supported Learning, West Suffolk College, UK