PictoTango: Photo Word Cards
JIAPENG Zhao · Education
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
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PictoTango 2.0 is a big update. • Meet Mimi the owl, who blinks, waves and moves its beak along with the pronunciation. • Tap an object to cut it out cleanly. • On supported devices, Apple Intelligence looks at your photo to name the object, and can make cards for things outside the built-in dictionary. • Review now mixes picture, listening and fill-in-the-blank questions, and spaces them out based on how well you remember each word. • Daily review reminder (turn it on in Settings) and sound effects. • Translations and example sentences reviewed in all 20 languages. Your existing cards carry over.
In-app purchases · US
No in-app purchases.
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Take a photo of something around you and turn it into a word card you can listen to and review. Tap an object in the photo and PictoTango cuts it out like a sticker, then shows the word and an example sentence in any of 20 languages, with IPA for English and pinyin for Chinese. Free, no ads, no account needed. Use it to help kids learn the names of everyday things, or to start a new language yourself. SNAP, TAP, SAVE • PictoTango recognizes what's in your photo and shows its name • Tap the object you want and it's cut out cleanly, like a sticker • Recognition runs on your iPhone or iPad, so it works offline LEARN IN 20 LANGUAGES • Words and example sentences in 20 languages • IPA for English, pinyin for Chinese • Tap to hear the word, at normal or slow speed. Audio plays even when your phone is on silent • Study one language or several at once YOUR WORD BOOK • Words are grouped by the day you found them, so you can look back at what you saw • Review mode hides the answer so you can try to remember it first • If something isn't in the built-in dictionary, save it anyway and rename it later WHO IT'S FOR • Parents who want to name things around the house in English or Chinese with their kids • Beginners who'd rather learn words from their own day than from a textbook • Travelers who want to know what everyday things are called before a trip LANGUAGES English, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Korean, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai, Turkish, Dutch, Swedish, Polish Works on iPhone and iPad.
What's new · 2.0.0
PictoTango 2.0 is a big update. • Meet Mimi the owl, who blinks, waves and moves its beak along with the pronunciation. • Tap an object to cut it out cleanly. • On supported devices, Apple Intelligence looks at your photo to name the object, and can make cards for things outside the built-in dictionary. • Review now mixes picture, listening and fill-in-the-blank questions, and spaces them out based on how well you remember each word. • Daily review reminder (turn it on in Settings) and sound effects. • Translations and example sentences reviewed in all 20 languages. Your existing cards carry over.
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