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Spelling Notebook vs Spelvo

Both stand on spelling apps. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Spelling Notebook

Free plan iPhoneMac

Choose Spelling Notebook for student-led spelling practice with customizable lists, regional dictionaries, and review of past results. The free version’s reported 10-word list limit may make the one-time premium upgrade necessary for larger lists.

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Spelvo

Free plan AndroidWeb

Spelvo combines list capture, multilingual practice, and group features for Malaysian school spelling. Check the snap and profile limits, annual billing, and Android/web availability against your needs.

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The facts

	Spelling Notebook	Spelvo
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	iPhone, Mac	Android, Web
Lowest paid plan	See the plans	Single: 9.90 MYR a month
Plans published	2	6
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	spellingnotebook.com	spelvo.com
On spelling apps	#8 of 25	#12 of 25

Spelling Notebook: what it does well

Includes a searchable dictionary with more than 100,000 words.
Supports five regional forms of English spelling.
Practice can focus on words missed in tests.
Stores test and practice history for progress review.
Word lists can be shared through AirDrop or email.

What to know first

The free version has a 10-word list limit, according to a user review.
The listed platforms are limited to iOS and macOS.

Spelvo: what it does well

Converts photographed handwritten or printed lists with OCR.
Offers typed practice, flashcards, audio, and retries.
Supports list sharing and groups with leaderboards.
Teacher accounts include unlimited OCR and invite links.

What to know first

No iOS version is available yet.
Free plan is limited to three lifetime snaps.
Teacher Account onboarding is manual.
Free Teacher Accounts are not for centre owners.

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