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Keep what your class teaches.

Scan your class notes. Practice the words from each lesson and see which ones you know.

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Built around your own notes

Every word in Klink comes from your class, so you practice what you were actually taught.

Reads your handwriting

Photograph a page of handwritten vocabulary and Klink turns it into a word list. No retyping.

Practice in different ways

Flashcards, typing, multiple choice, fill in the blank, listening, conjugation and speaking, all built from what you scan.

See what you know

Each word is New, Needs review or Known, so you can see where you stand. Klink brings words back for review at the right time.

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Why handwriting

Writing by hand helps you remember. Klink makes sure your notes do not stay in a drawer.

Three steps from your notes to practice.

1

Scan

Photograph your notebook page or upload a PDF. Klink reads ink, pencil and notes in the margin.

2

Edit

Klink separates vocabulary, grammar rules and example sentences into cards. Fix anything that needs fixing, then save your list.

3

Practice

Start practicing right away. Words you miss come back for review.

Practice every word in different ways.

Each word you scan becomes material for every exercise type, so you can practice the way that suits you.

Flashcard

Tap to reveal the translation. A quick way to review.

Typing

Type the word from memory. Recalling a word is different from recognizing it.

Multiple choice

Pick the right translation from four options. Good for warming up and telling similar words apart.

Fill in the blank

Complete a sentence from your notes with the missing word. You practice the word in context.

Listening

Hear the word spoken aloud and translate it. This trains your ear separately from reading.

Conjugation

Choose the tenses you want and practice the full conjugation of each verb in your list.

Speaking

Say the word aloud and get feedback from speech recognition.

Stories built from your words

Once you have a word list, Klink generates short reading stories where your own words appear in context. Tap a word for its definition, save new words on the spot, and hear them read aloud.

Plans

Simple, transparent pricing.

Save over 20% on a yearly plan

Free

€0

No credit card needed

  • 3 scans per month
  • 1 language pair
  • Sample lists to start with
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Pro

€9 /month

Billed monthly

  • Unlimited scans
  • More than one language pair
  • Stories from your own words
Choose Pro

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you start.

Does Klink work with any handwriting?
Yes. Klink reads ink, pencil and mixed styles in all supported languages. Clearer writing gives better results, but Klink is built for real student notebooks, not only printed text.
Which languages does Klink support?
Klink supports three target languages: Portuguese (Brazil), Dutch and English. Choose one as the language you are learning and pair it with your own language.
Is Klink only for vocabulary?
Klink is built for vocabulary. When you scan a page, it also puts grammar rules and full example sentences on their own cards, so nothing from your notes is lost. You can edit, delete or add items before you save.
How quickly does scanning work?
A typical notebook page takes a few seconds. You check the words, make any edits, name your list and start practicing. From photo to first exercise takes under a minute.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The free plan includes 3 scans per month, all exercise types and sample lists. Pro (€9 a month or €84 a year) adds unlimited scans, personal stories and multiple language pairs.
Why not just retype my notes?
You can, but retyping a page takes 10 to 20 minutes and leaves you with a plain list. Klink reads your handwriting in seconds and turns it into a word list you can practice in every exercise type.

Who is Klink for?

  • Adults learning a language in a course, who take notes by hand and want to practice them without retyping.

  • Teachers and language schools who want students to keep what a class teaches. Coming soon

Start with your next lesson.

Scan your notes, get a word list, and practice what your class just taught you.

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