Kalimaty: Vocabulary Builder

Name: Kalimaty: Vocabulary Builder
Rating: 4.2 (71 reviews)
Author: Obai Ibrahim

By: Obai Ibrahim App

Personal Dictionary & AI Tutor

Overview

Version:

3.0.70

Last updated: 2026-07-01

Ranking

#179,460 ▼ 620

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Kalimaty is a lightweight, offline dictionary that lets you build your own vocabulary database for English or any language you’re learning. Add words, explanations, images, categories, and translations — all stored locally on your device. It’s free, ad-free, and completely offline, with optional syncing if you want to back up across devices.

Designed for language learners who want to learn actively, Kalimaty ties entries to real usage from your reading and listening, making recall easier. You can review words over time, and soon you’ll be able to copy words from other user dictionaries. This Chrome extension is a focused tool for building a personal lexicon anywhere.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Privacy & Security

By:

Obai Ibrahim

Rating:

4.20

(71)

Version:

3.0.70 Last updated: 2026-07-01

Version code:

887683662

Creation date:

2020-04-22

Compatible devices:

Size:

77.15MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-24

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Ranking

# 179,460 ▼ 620

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Developed by:

Obai Ibrahim

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kalimaty-vocabulary-builder/id1497423275

User Reviews

Users praise Kalimaty for being easy to use and useful for language learning, with strong cross-device support and responsive help. However, recurring issues include saving and editing vocabulary, category management, and occasional media loading problems. Pronunciation audio can fail for some, and onboarding can be problematic due to sign-up and password-reset glitches. Overall, it’s a solid, learner-friendly dictionary app that would reach its full potential with improved stability in word editing and category handling.

Pros

Easy to use and user-friendly; users report daily use.
Great for language learners; helps build a personal dictionary and is accessible to non-English speakers.
Category-based organization; words can be sorted into categories (and folders) for quick access.
Desktop version available; cross-device support mentioned by users.
Responsive customer support that resolves issues quickly.

Cons

Frequent issues saving or adding words due to category handling; category dropdown not listing options and new category button not functioning.
Editing existing entries often not saved reliably; edits may be lost or require workarounds.
Media attachments (images) sometimes fail to load or save (pictures not loading).
Pronunciation feature sometimes lacks audio or doesn’t work as expected.
Onboarding friction: sign-up errors or password reset problems and difficulty contacting support.