Spellimus is built around a simple loop — listen, type, review, master. Everything below exists to make that loop kinder, smarter and more honest than a paper list.
Every attempt is scored on correctness, speed, and whether it took a hint. The engine quietly weights practice toward the words your child struggles with, and lets mastered words rest.
Teachers build a list once; parents can import by pasting, photographing the school newsletter, or scanning a QR code the teacher shared. 20-word cap keeps it reasonable.
No streak guilt. No dashboards full of vanity numbers. Just the words that need another look, and a single 'send a nudge' button for the days motivation dips.
High-quality neural voices across UK and US English — or record your own. Familiar voices help, especially for younger readers and EAL students.
Common lists organised into packs you can pull in or remix: UK Year 1–6, US Grades K–5 (Fry, Dolch), phonics stages, and topic packs teachers have built for their classes.
Kids practise wherever they are — school bus, grandparents', couch. A session is six minutes. The native keyboard sits right under the spelling boxes.
A group is a reusable audience — your child's Year 5 class, your Saturday tuition cohort, a homeschool co-op. Parents join via link or QR; teachers see attendance and progress on assigned lists.
Schools asked for it, so we built it. On exam day, kids do a 20-word run through with no retries, and the tutor sees a clean results page afterward — the same one you'd get from a paper test.
For families, teachers, and tuition centres. No card, no setup call — just your first weekly list.