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Scrinium turns your device into a vintage wooden card index box designed for language learners who want to collect words and review them with handwritten-style flashcards. The Home screen greets you like an opened box lid, displaying large stamped brass counters for your total vocabulary cards and the number you have reviewed today. A handy Review 10 button lets you jump straight into a short review session whenever you have a spare moment. Your entire collection lives in the Words tab, where you can search, filter by category, and swipe to delete any card you no longer need. Adding a new vocabulary card is a tactile experience; fill in the word, its translation, an optional example sentence, and choose a category like Greetings, Food, or Travel. When you tap the fountain pen save button, a brief writing animation follows and your card slides into the box with a soft flutter. Each card bears a colored top stripe that matches its category and a small brass ring hole in the corner, giving it the look and feel of real paper notes. During a review session on the Review tab, the card shows the foreign word or phrase, and a tap flips it over to reveal the translation. You can then mark it as Knew It or Still Learning, and the app quietly schedules when you should see it next based on how well you recall it. All your vocabulary cards and review progress are stored locally on your device, so you never need an account or an internet connection to study. The dashboard’s recent words list lets you instantly see what you have added in the last few days, keeping your new phrases within easy reach. From the quick card-entry form to the satisfying brass counters, every part of Scrinium feels like handling a personal index box built just for you. It helps language students, travelers, and self-learners build a lasting vocabulary with a beautifully simple, distraction-free tool.