MindDory is an AI flashcard app for vocabulary, positioned against Anki and Quizlet. It generates cards, schedules them by spaced repetition, and organises vocabulary by CEFR level from A1 to C2 across English, Spanish, German, French and Italian, with lists mapped to IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge and TOEIC. Free vocabulary tests place you, and there is a language-learning MCP integration alongside the iOS and Android apps.
Grading vocabulary by CEFR level is the difference between a flashcard app and a curriculum. Anki will happily drill a beginner on C1 words because it has no concept of difficulty beyond your own recall history, so the learner spends weeks failing cards they had no business seeing. Ordering by measured level means the next word is the one that is actually next.
The apps are on both stores, learning starts free and the pricing page carries no figures on the landing page. No company is named. Five languages is narrow next to Anki’s community decks, exam word lists are a proxy for an exam rather than preparation for one, and a vocabulary app addresses the most mechanical part of language learning and none of the rest.
