Our Story

I could read books, follow technical conversations, and understand formal English, but daily life was different. People used idioms, phrasal verbs, collocations, local expressions, and informal phrases that I had never learned in a classroom. I found myself writing down new words and expressions almost every day.

Years earlier, I had learned vocabulary successfully using a Leitner Box, images, and example sentences. It was one of the most effective learning methods I had experienced. Naturally, I started looking for a tool that would let me add the phrases I encountered, create visual memory cues, generate useful examples, and schedule future reviews using spaced repetition.

I could not find exactly what I needed.

As a software engineer, I decided to build it myself.

What started as a personal learning tool gradually became DailyWordBox.

I am still the first person using it. Whenever I hear or read a new expression, I can add it to my Word Box, create a visual learning card, and let the system schedule future reviews.

DailyWordBox was built around a simple idea: when you encounter a useful new expression, it should not disappear from your memory a few days later.

The product is designed to help learners capture new language, understand it in context, connect it with a visual memory, review it at the right time, and eventually use it confidently in real conversations.

This is still the beginning. I am working on new features that make English learning more personal, practical, and connected to the language each learner encounters in daily life.

Whenever you come across a new word, phrase, idiom, phrasal verb, or collocation:

• Add it to your Word Box.
• Create your learning card.
• Review it.
• Use it in real life.

I hope DailyWordBox becomes as useful in your English journey as it has been in mine.

— Sina