Your vocabulary, everywhere you read.

Monmot explains a word where you meet it, in the language of the page, and keeps the sentence it came from. The same library opens in your browser, on your phone and in the web app.

Add toChrome

OpenWeb app

Free to try. Looking a word up needs no account.

A saved word with its meaning, translation and source

How it works

Save a word once. Meet it everywhere after that.

One library behind the extension, the web app and the phone. Whatever you save on one shows up on the others.

The Monmot card open on a page of Le Petit Prince

The extension

Select a word. Keep reading.

The card opens on the page: the word, a plain meaning, your translation and the sentence you met it in. Pick a collection and save it. Close it and nothing is kept.

Chrome, Firefox and Safari, one library behind themWords you saved light up again on every page you open nextA lookup is not a save — nothing joins the library until you press Save

The web app

The whole library, on any screen.

Cards or a dictionary, grouped into collections you name. Sign in on any browser and everything is there, with nothing to install.

Meaning first, translation under it, hidden until you want itCollections you name, on a word and on the whole libraryPrint a collection as a dictionary when you want it on paper

Saved French words in the Monmot web app

Le Petit Prince on the shelf, read to 66%

Le Petit Prince open in the Monmot reader

iPhone, iPad and Mac

Bring a book. It stays yours.

Drop an EPUB on the shelf and the app opens it where you left off, illustrations and chapters intact. The file stays on your device; Monmot keeps only the words you saved out of it.

EPUB and FictionBook, from Files or straight out of SafariSelect a word in the book and the same card opens over the textEvery saved word remembers its chapter, so you can go back to the line

Practice

Three ways to bring a word back.

Practice runs the whole deck with no schedule. Review brings each word on the day it falls due. Type it asks you to write the word from its meaning.

Swipe to grade, or type the answer and let it check the accentsA deck per collection, per book, or the whole language at once

Collections

A shelf for the words, not only the books.

Group words by the book they came from, by a theme, or by a lesson. A collection is a deck you can study on its own, and it syncs everywhere the rest of the library does.

Wherever you read