Re-learn words that matter most in daily life

DailyWords is a free, multilingual, AI-enabled open-access tool for learning and re-learning language, focused on everyday vocabulary.

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Here we followed the list of words patients asked for. [1]

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Therapists and coaches

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Re-learning language is demanding and often benefits from structured guidance by therapists or other mentors.

You can support participants through consent-based monitoring and feedback within a clinical trial framework.

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Millions of people lose language due to stroke

DailyWords began as a clinical project in aphasia — a condition in which people must relearn language through sustained, meaningful exposure rather than through abstract rule learning.

The platform provides accessible speech-meaning interactions as a foundational starting point, enabling people to function, engage, and continue learning — including in underserved and remote regions.

To gain a sense of the challenges faced by people with aphasia, try learning basic words in a language unrelated to your own. DailyWords offers several linguistically distant languages for this purpose.

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Support

Keeping free learning software running worldwide requires resources.

DailyWords is a free, AI-enabled open-access tool for learning and re-learning language. To ensure long-term availability, maintenance, licences, cloud services, and continued development, the project is supported through a charitable fund under a foundation structure.

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Donations are used strictly for operations: infrastructure (e.g., cloud services), maintenance, security updates, and development. This channel funds the project purpose, not individuals.

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Support the team

In addition to charitable project funding, you can support the people behind DailyWords directly. These contributions are voluntary, not tax-deductible, and help cover flexible needs such as documentation, community work, and day-to-day execution. No donation receipt is issued for this channel.

Support via crowdfunding

DailyWords is a general language learning and practice tool and is not placed on the market as a medical device. Use by people with aphasia or in medical/post-medical contexts is possible. We included languages often underserved by commercial offerings, to support learners in structurally under-resourced regions.

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[1] Palmer, R., Hughes, H., Chater, T. (2017). What do people with aphasia want to be able to say? A content analysis of words identified as personally relevant by people with aphasia. PLOS ONE, 12, 1–16. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0174065

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