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About ShotBla: Snap to Learn Words

Turn anything around you into a flashcard. Point your camera at anything. Tap the object you want to learn and get the word, translation, example sentences and audio in seconds. Private by design. Recognition and content generation run entirely on-device, even in Airplane Mode. No photo ever leaves your iPhone. No server, no account, no analytics, no third-party SDKs. DEVICE REQUIREMENT: Translations, example sentences and AI chat require Apple Intelligence (iPhone 15 Pro / Pro Max and later, all iPhone 16 models and later — see Apple Support Article 120414). On devices without Apple Intelligence, you can still use photo capture, automatic cut-out stickers, object recognition and speech with no limits. • One photo, one flashcard Objects are detected automatically and lifted into white-outlined stickers. Tap one to learn it. You get the word, its translation, and an example sentence with its translation — the target word is bolded so you can see how it's used. • Fully offline Object recognition runs on a built-in SigLIP 2 model. Translations and examples run on Apple Intelligence. Both run on your device. • 16 languages, any pair English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, German, French, Korean, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish and Turkish. Mix your language and learning language however you like. In-app language switches instantly, no restart. • Practice by chatting Chat with the on-device AI in the language you're learning. Replies stream word by word, can be stopped, and read aloud. Switch reply language anytime without losing context. History is OFF by default. Turn on "Save chat history" to keep it — turn it off again to delete everything. • Your deck Cards are grouped by day, support batch delete, and can be shared as an image. Each card remembers its own language pair, so changing settings never rewrites old cards. • Speech Tap the speaker on any word or sentence. Voice follows that card's learning language. ShotBla Pro Free: 10 complete flashcards and 10 chat questions. Two separate lifetime allowances, not daily limits. Everything you create stays yours — cards and chats are never locked when you run out. Pro removes both limits. Monthly, yearly and one-time lifetime options available. Prices vary by region — the price shown in the app is what you pay. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage or cancel anytime in iPhone Settings > your name > Subscriptions. Privacy Policy: https://loving-cheek-eec.notion.site/ShotBla-Privacy-Policy-3a9b70e791d7802d8eb5ed2f329f233b Terms of Use (Apple Standard EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Word recognition, translations, example sentences and chat replies are AI-generated and may be inaccurate. To protect your privacy ShotBla uses only on-device offline models, which are more limited than cloud services. Please verify anything important.

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