Two months ago I released Piksi and started posting on Reddit and X (without any marketing budget) and the response was incredible.

4K+ downloads in 60 days, featured by Apple in "Choices of the Week", and now ranked in 19 countries.

Piksi was built around one question: why does looking up a word still feel the same as it did 30 years ago?

So I built a visual dictionary that lets you learn from the real world.

\- Point your camera at a book page, a menu, a sign,  whatever.

\- Tap a word. Not after a scan, not after loading, right there, the moment you see it on screen.

\- Read the definition. Not a basic dictionary entry, but an enhanced one that understands context.

\- Capture the word. Build your personal library, filter by book, word level, or date, and review with spaced repetition exercises.

Available in 11 languages: English, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, Arabic, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese.

As a thank you, Piksi Premium for life is free for a limited time. Go to Settings → Upgrade to Pro.

[https://apps.apple.com/app/piksi-vocabulary-builder/id6758964777](https://apps.apple.com/app/piksi-vocabulary-builder/id6758964777)

Can't wait for your feedback. I'm actively listening to any suggestions and bug report (yesterday I pushed 3 updates to solve a bug for the Chinese community).

I'm building what a dictionary should feel like in 2026, and I'm making it free (previously $20, featured by Apple)