#features
featuresReview and Play: Spaced Repetition for the Words You Save
Words you save in Verbault now come back on a forgetting-curve schedule — as calm flashcards in Review, or as a four-choice speed game in Play.
featuresIntroducing Grammar Canvas: Rebuild Sentences by Connecting Words
Grammar Canvas is a new game in Verbault: rebuild real sentences by wiring color-coded word blocks together, where each color marks a grammar role.
featuresReading You Can Prove: Chapter Quizzes and Earned Progress
A book is marked Read in Verbault only when you earn it — pass a short vocabulary quiz on each chapter, and the count reflects comprehension, not a button you tapped.
featuresCollect Vocabulary as You Read: The Reader's Vocabulary Tab
The Reader's Vocabulary tab lays every word in your text out as a checklist, sorted by difficulty, so you can collect the words worth studying in a few taps.
featuresExploring Public-Domain Literature with Verbault
Verbault's library draws on thousands of public-domain books from Project Gutenberg, giving every learner access to world classics at no cost.
guidesSentence Bookmarks: Save the Lines That Stay With You
Bookmark any sentence in the Reader to save it for later review, worksheet generation, or personal reference.
featuresListening to Literature: Text-to-Speech in Verbault
Verbault's neural text-to-speech engine reads any passage aloud in natural American English, with two voice options.
featuresRecent Features Roundup: What's New in Verbault
A quick tour of the features shipped in recent Verbault releases — from URL-to-Reader to the Wiktionary dictionary and SEO book pages.