WordDock is a browser-based spaced-repetition tool for learning vocabulary and facts. No accounts, no server, no cloud sync — everything lives in your browser, on your device.
Tap (or click) the card to reveal the answer. Tap again while the answer shows to peek back at the question without grading. Use Good if you got it right, Again if you slipped. A deck completes when 12 clean passes have accumulated; a new deck is then assembled from the items you know least well.
Each deck draws the 10 items with the lowest running score (RS) — the ones you know least well. Within a deck you keep cycling an item until you pass it cleanly. At deck completion each item's RS updates: +1 if you never slipped on it, −1 for one slip, −2 for two or more. RS is purely a sorting key that decides which items surface next — there are no streaks, no penalties beyond ordering.
Click the WordDock logo to switch between studying and the browser. Domain is your broad subject (a language pair like NL-RU, or a field like BIO). Inside a domain, the Source is the whole set; a slice is a narrower lens onto it, or your own file. Pick a list to study it; your progress is shared across the domain.
In the List menu you can upload an .xlsx file to add a list, or download the active list to save it to disk. The file holds the list's content — its words and cards — not your scores. Your running scores live only in this browser.
WordDock files are 25-column spreadsheets with a fixed layout (the SF25 shape): ID, ENTRY, CAT, CTAG, L (level), then up to ten question/answer pairs (Q1/A1 … Q10/A10). The app reads the ID, the Q/A pairs, and the grammatical tags. Your running scores are not in the file — they live only in your browser, keyed by ID.
Domains are curated. MY DOMAIN is your personal space — anything you import that doesn't match a curated domain lands there. Bold means you've made progress in that domain.