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Life & fun · August 20, 2026

Lockeigo

Review your own English from the Lock Screen

What it does

Lockeigo helps you remember the English you actually use. Create your own cards, then review them through your iPhone Lock Screen, Live Activity, widgets, or the app. A simple Again / Got it flow brings difficult phrases back sooner. Unlike course-based apps, Lockeigo starts with your life: work, travel, and everyday conversations. Your cards and learning history stay on your device. No account or cloud sync required.

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Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone. Not verified for macOS. Education Developer yohei ueda Language EN + 16 More Size 21 MB iPhone Lockeigo is an iPhone vocabulary app that helps you recall useful English expressions from your Lock Screen. KEY FEATURES • Create cards with English, a translation, and an optional example • Search words, meanings, and examples • Organize folders and export or import JSON • Show one to four cards in Live Activities and widgets • Sort reviews with Again and Got It • Choose themes, fonts, text sizes, and presentation styles • Set optional review reminders Lockeigo Plus unlocks unlimited cards, nested folders, more themes and fonts, custom colors,…from apps.apple.com

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