Free
100saved words
Across all your languages
- Every supported language
- Translations beside the original text
- Words saved with the sentence you found them in
- Practice with your saved words
No card. No trial clock.
Translate without breaking your flow. Lexy detects the language, gives you the meaning that fits the sentence, and saves both to your vocabulary.
Join the waitlist — it’s freeFor Mac · macOS 26.1 or later · No account needed
Select a word anywhere on your Mac. Copy it, then copy it again.
1Read
Mail, Chrome, Notion, a PDF — wherever you are.
2Select
Highlight the word that stopped you.
3Copy it twice
⌘C, then ⌘C again. Quickly.
×3 reads the screen
4Understand
The meaning, right beside the word.
Lexy is a Mac app. Sign up here, install on your Mac.
How it works
Press ⌘C twice and three things happen.
Works everywhere
Chrome, Notion, Mail, a PDF — Lexy lives in your menu bar and answers in place, in whichever of your languages language you’re reading.
It notices
Each lookup is dated and kept with the sentence and app it came from its sentence and app, so a word you keep running into stops being a stranger.
Context, kept
A word alone gets its most common sense. Lexy reads the sentence you selected from — and keeps it, so your vocabulary is full of real examples, not definitions.
Practice
Practice it until it feels familiar.
1Never practised
New words start as a card: recall it, flip it, and say whether you knew it.
2After one right answer
One right answer and the word moves up: pick its translation out of four.
3After two
After two, you type it into a sentence written for the meaning you saved.
nuanceKnown
Miss one and the word steps back a rung.
Miss one and the word steps back a rung.
Progress
Each vocabulary counts its words as Known, Learning and New, and the days you practised this week. Nothing to keep up, nothing lost by a day off.
English · 128 words
How it’s going
Days practised
4this week
A day counts when it has an Answer.
Languages
Learn as many as you read — each keeps its own vocabulary — and translate into the one you think in.
Pricing
Translate as you read, save words in context, and practise in any language. No credit card required.
100saved words
Across all your languages
No card. No trial clock.
Unlimited
words, monthly or annual
Price announced at launch
At 100 words, lookups still translate. A new word just isn’t saved until you upgrade.
Select a word in any Mac app and press ⌘C twice. Lexy shows the translation beside your selection and saves the word with its sentence to that language’s vocabulary.
Lexy is a native Mac app for macOS 26.1 or later. It lives in the menu bar and works in whichever app you are reading, so there is nothing else to set up.
Your first 100 saved words are free, with every feature and every language. Pro is unlimited words, monthly or annual, and its price is announced at launch.
All 35 on the wall above — Estonian, Finnish, Swedish, Greek and the rest of the Nordic, Baltic and Balkan languages among them. You translate into the language you think in, chosen once in Settings.
Yes. Declare the languages you read in, and each keeps its own vocabulary. A word goes to the vocabulary of the language its sentence is in, so switching between English and Estonian through the day needs no switching in Lexy. A word in a language you haven’t declared is refused, never guessed at.
The words you look up, each with the sentence it was sitting in and the name of the app it came from. That goes to our server in Amsterdam, which is what syncs your vocabulary between your Macs, and the word with its sentence also goes to OpenAI, who produce the better translation. No account, no email and no name is attached to any of it, and deleting your data deletes it. The privacy page has the whole of it.
Lexy is invite-only for now. Join the waitlist with your email, and an invite with a code in it arrives when the next batch goes out. “I have a code” at the bottom of this page takes the code and unlocks the download.