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Spelling Boost vs Spelvo

Spelling Boost

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Spelvo

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FigureSpelling BoostSpelvo
Price fromFree9.90 MYR/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
Web—Yes
AndroidYesYes
Plans published16
Spec score · Spelling Apps8.3 (#10)8.4 (#8)
HeadquartersEpsom, United KingdomKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
List scanningThe built-in camera scanner digitizes printed spelling lists into interactive tests.Children or parents can photograph handwritten or printed word lists for OCR conversion into digital lists.
PurposeSpelling Boost turns a child’s school spelling list into an audio test that dictates words, checks answers, and tracks progress.Spelvo converts Malaysian school spelling lists into short daily practice for Bahasa Malaysia, English and Chinese.
SupportThe Google Play listing provides [email protected] as the app support email.The teacher-account section directs applicants to [email protected].

Plans

Spelling Boost

  • FreeFree

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Spelvo

  • FreeFree
  • Guest PassFree
  • Teacher AccountFree
  • Single9.90 MYR a month
  • Plus19.90 MYR a month
  • Max29.90 MYR a month

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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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Spelvo

Spelvo turns Malaysian school spelling lists into daily practice for children, with Bahasa Malaysia, English, and Chinese support. On Android or the web, a child or parent can photograph handwritten or printed lists for OCR conversion, then translate them across those three languages. Practice includes typed spelling, flashcard review, audio playback, and retries focused on missed words. Spelvo says its Google text-to-speech audio provides pronunciation in all three languages. Vo the Bee reads photographed handwritten answers and marks each word; the site says this takes under 10 seconds. Users can share lists and join school, tuition, or invite-only groups with leaderboards. Spelvo accepts KSSR Standard 1–6 lists and lists from other Malaysian school streams, including international schools. Individual classroom teachers and tuition tutors can request a free Teacher Account with unlimited OCR and student invite links granting a six-month Guest Pass. Onboarding is manual, and the account is not for centre owners. The Free plan includes three lifetime snaps and one child profile. Paid plans are 9.90 MYR a month billed annually for Single, 19.90 MYR a month billed annually for Plus, and 29.90 MYR a month billed annually for Max.

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