Lexpad on iPad

Your notebook, on the big screen.

Open Lexpad in Safari on your iPad. The web app has a tablet layout: Today in two columns, a word beside your notebook and a bigger practice card.

The iPhone and iPad app is in App Review, coming to the App Store (Lexpad for iPhone). Until then, Safari has the same notebook, synced with every other Lexpad.

Today

Today, in two columns.

With your iPad on its side, Today sits in two columns: your practice and latest words on one side, your progress and the week on the other.

Lexpad’s Today screen on an iPad in landscape, in two columns: a practice session with 10 words to review, the latest words and focused practice on the left; Words worth keeping, progress and this week on the right

Notebook

Your list, and the word.

A word opens beside your notebook, so you read its whole card and keep your place in the list.

Lexpad’s notebook on an iPad: the word list on the left, and wanderlust open on the right with two meanings, examples, expressions and collocations

Practice

A bigger card to practise on.

On a tablet the practice card grows: a larger prompt and word, a taller card and bigger answer buttons.

A Lexpad recall card on an iPad: What is the word? tenacious, two meanings with examples, and large Didn’t know and Knew it buttons

Lex Pro

Lex, with room to talk.

Ask about your own words. Lex explains, compares and quizzes you.

Lex on an iPad comparing wistful and poignant with an example of each

Real screens on an iPad Pro 13-inch, from Lexpad’s iPad build in testing. Safari shows the same layout under its address bar; from the Home Screen it opens full screen.

Add Lexpad to your Home Screen

  1. Open app.lexpad.app in Safari on your iPad and sign in, or start a free notebook.
  2. Tap the Share button, then Add to Home Screen.
  3. Open Lexpad from its icon. It opens full screen, without Safari’s address bar.

Your saved words and practice keep working offline. AI cards, Lex and payments need a connection.

What the iPad gets

Questions