in the browser
Profconq Web is the whole study workspace without installing anything: keep a vocabulary of your own words, shape it into decks, hear them in Studio audio, prove them with flashcards and tests, and write with them in Writer.
There is no shared demo dictionary to browse. Open any section and you will be asked to sign in first, then brought straight back to the section you wanted — your words are only ever shown to you.
Sign in with the email you registered with. The same vocabulary is what the Android app reads and writes, so a word you mined on the phone appears in the browser list, and a deck you built at a desk is waiting in the app.
The app is built for the moment you hear a word you do not know. The browser is built for the work that wants a keyboard and a wide screen: long editing sessions, Studio settings, tests and writing checks.
Yes. Registration is an email and a password; the email needs confirming once, before the workspace opens.
Type them in, or select them while watching a video in the app. Either way they land in your own list, not in a pre-made lesson bank.
The capture flow: video, subtitles and tapping unknown words. The browser has the same stored words and the same review, Studio and Writer tools.
Free accounts hold a limited number of words. Your current limit and how many of them you have used are shown in Profile, and a promo code or an upgrade raises the limit.