Frequently asked questions

Platform & installation

• Which devices does Wordigo run on?

  Wordigo runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 PCs. It is not available on Mac, Chromebook, iPad, iPhone, Android, or as a web app.

• Where do I download Wordigo?

  Only from the Microsoft Store. Wordigo is not sold or distributed through this website or any other download site. If you find it elsewhere, it is not a genuine copy.

• Does Wordigo need the internet?

  After installation, you can train and edit lists offline. The Microsoft Store handles install, licensing, and updates separately through Windows.

• Will it work on a school laptop?

  If your school allows installing apps from the Microsoft Store on managed devices, yes. IT policies vary — check with your school if the Store is blocked.

Trial & pricing

• What does the free trial include?

  The full app for 30 days — every feature, no locked modes. After that, a one-time Microsoft Store purchase is required to keep using Wordigo.

• Is there a subscription?

  No. Wordigo is €19.99 once after the trial, through the Microsoft Store.

• Is there a student discount?

  The listed Store price is the price. There are no separate tiers or upgrade paths.

• Can I use Wordigo on multiple computers?

  Licensing follows Microsoft Store rules for your Microsoft account and devices. Word lists are files you can copy between PCs yourself.

• What if we do not buy after the trial?

  The app requires purchase to continue. Your word list files in Documents/Wordigo remain on the device.

• Is there a family plan?

  Not at launch. Each install is licensed through the Store like any other paid desktop app.

Using Wordigo

• Do I need an account?

  No. Open the app and start. No email, profile, or sign-in.

• Where are my word lists stored?

  On your PC as JSON files, typically under Documents/Wordigo. You control backups and copies.

• How many words can a list hold?

  Up to 1,000 word pairs per list in Input Mode.

• Which languages are supported?

  Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Latin, Portuguese, and Spanish.

• Can I import from Excel?

  Yes — also CSV, plain text, and Wordigo JSON. Two columns, one pair per row.

• Why must I type answers?

  Typing forces active recall, which sticks better than recognising an answer from a list. That is the core design choice.

Privacy & schools

• Does Wordigo upload my words to the cloud?

  No. Lists and progress stay on the device. The app does not sync study data to BookBeings servers.

• Is Wordigo suitable for GDPR/AVG?

  Because there is no pupil account database, schools often have a simpler story than with cloud learning platforms — but you should review your own policies. See the Privacy page for detail.

• I am a teacher — how do I share a list?

  Send a spreadsheet file. Students import it locally. See the For teachers page for a step-by-step workflow.