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Spelling Boost vs Spelling Notebook

Spelling Boost

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Spelling Notebook

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FigureSpelling BoostSpelling Notebook
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
macOS—Yes
iOS—Yes
AndroidYes—
Plans published12
Spec score · Spelling Apps8.3 (#10)8.5 (#5)
PlatformThe maker links to Google Play and describes Spelling Boost as available on Android.The maker lists the app for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
PrivacyThe maker says keeping practice on-device enables offline use and privacy; Google Play says data is encrypted in transit and users can request deletion.The privacy policy says it may collect contact details, cookies, and usage data, and that data from users outside New Zealand may be transferred to and processed in New Zealand.
PurposeSpelling Boost turns a child’s school spelling list into an audio test that dictates words, checks answers, and tracks progress.Spelling Notebook lets students create personalized word lists, hear each word, take spelling tests, and practice words they have not yet mastered.
SupportThe Google Play listing provides [email protected] as the app support email.The maker lists in-app help and gives [email protected] as its support contact.

Plans

Spelling Boost

  • FreeFree

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Spelling Notebook

  • FreeFree
  • Upgrade to Premium$1.99, paid once

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In their own words

Spelling Boost

Spelling Boost turns spelling lists into spoken dictation practice for Android. Learners can scan a printed list with the camera or enter words manually, hear them spoken aloud, and answer by typing or writing on screen with a finger or stylus. The app checks answers and tracks progress, including answer comparisons and performance over time. Tricky Words creates review sessions for difficult words, while Text Practice Mode dictates full sentences covering spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and spacing. Parents can enter test dates and receive reminders. The maker says dictation works offline through the device’s speech engine. Spelling Boost offers 81 regional spoken voices across 70 languages and 122 localized interface settings. Google Play says the app contains ads and in-app purchases. Its listing says data is encrypted in transit and users can request deletion, and that the app may collect and share personal information, app activity, and app performance information.

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Spelling Notebook

Spelling Notebook is a spelling practice app where students build word lists, hear words spoken, take tests, and work on words they have not mastered. Its searchable dictionary contains more than 100,000 words, and students can add entries. A built-in voice speaks dictionary words and added English words; users can also record a word or phrase in their own voice. Dictionary spelling can be set for US, UK, Australian, Canadian, or New Zealand English. Students can create, edit, rename, delete, copy, and paste lists, or move words between lists. After an initial test, practice can concentrate on missed words, with adjustable settings. The app keeps test and practice history for reviewing results and progress. Lists can be imported or exported with iCloud Drive and shared by AirDrop or email; test results can also be emailed. Spelling Notebook is listed for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, with iOS and macOS as its platforms. The download is free. An optional 1.99 USD one-time in-app purchase removes the free version’s word-list limit, according to an App Store user review.

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