Turn your phone into a language learning machine! This app lets you capture new words, concepts, and pronunciations on the go. Then, you can study on the go making the most of your valuable time. By giving feedback on each “card” that you study, this app will schedule cards according to a spaced repetition algorithm that optimizes your study time to spend more time on concepts you are struggling with, and less time on things that have already become familiar. Live tile support lets you know at a glance when it's time to study. Use this app to capture a language as it is spoken in YOUR city or region...not just as someone captured it on Quizlet or in a classroom. If barefoot language learning is a survival skill, then this app is the “swiss army knife”.

Students, use LangBoost to study virtually any subject! Keep a deck that puts a “face with a name”, or use it to study biology. Whatever you need to memorize, LangBoost can help you.

Features:
- Capture a photo (great for tying the idea of something directly to the foreign language's word for that idea, thus bypassing English as the go-between language in early phases of language learning)
- Capture an audio recording (great for getting a native speaker's pronunciation for listening practice in early phases of language learning)
- Capture text in any language supported by UTF-8 (which is pretty much all of them...if you can type it on the Windows Phone keyboard, we can store it!)
- Put audio, text, or photos on the front or back of cards as suits your learning style
- Changing phones? No problem. Windows Phone 8.1 ensures automatic backup of your decks, just like any other app.
- Advanced scheduling mode allows the card's interval to be adjusted directly instead of incrementally. This is useful if you add a new card for a word that you are moderately familiar with, and do not wish to see the card for a month or two instead of in 10 minutes.

Find us on Twitter @LangBoost. We value your feedback through app reviews and other forms of contact. We will also be posting tips for language learning and how to make the most of this tool.

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