Vocabulary from the books
they're actually reading.

Vocabulary workbooks hand every child the same twenty words, whether they know them or not. Vocabularium starts from the other end: what does this reader already know, and what did they just meet in their book?

For the family table

One dashboard for every reader in the house.

A baseline per child.
Ten minutes each, and you know where every reader stands — with a number for the portfolio.
Words from their own reading.
If your student reads on a Kindle® e-reader, every word they looked up in Treasure Island this term imports in two minutes — each with the sentence it came from. The words they proved they didn't know become the words they study.
Webster's 1828 definitions.
The dictionary your curriculum already trusts — morally serious, beautifully written, quoting the canon your family reads.
Printable everything.
Word lists and study sheets for the table, not just the screen. Every book page prints clean.
Short sessions that stick.
Spaced repetition means minutes a day, not another subject block.
On children's data: imports are processed in the browser — reading data never touches our servers. Parents review every imported list before anything is saved. No leaderboards, no judgment, no "your child didn't know this word."
Start with one reader

Stop drilling word lists. Start harvesting them.

Take one baseline tonight. Import one term of looked-up words. See what a vocabulary built from real reading looks like.

Start with the baseline   Import their Kindle words