AI on your computer
100% private: nothing leaves your computer. It downloads once and works offline.
Paste a reading or a meeting transcript. Lexio finds the phrasal verbs, idioms and expressions in it and turns the ones you pick into lessons and exercises. Free for macOS and Windows. Everything stays on your computer.
Lexio is for macOS and Windows. Download it from your computer.
How it works
Not a word list someone else picked. The phrases come from what you read and hear at work.
Your AI, your choice
The AI writes the meaning, examples and exercises for each phrase. You pick which one in Settings.
100% private: nothing leaves your computer. It downloads once and works offline.
Paste your OpenAI, Claude or Gemini key. It's stored in the system keychain, never in Lexio. Only the phrases go to the provider.
No key and no download: copy the prompt, paste it into Claude and paste its answer back.
What it does
Readings, articles or meeting transcripts. A built-in list of about 1,800 phrases finds them, even without AI.
Meaning, when to use it, examples and a short dialog. Then six kinds of exercises so it sticks.
No account and no server. Your texts and progress are one file on your computer.
Your progress
Every phrase has a level. Each practice session moves it up. A daily streak keeps you coming back.
Open source · MIT
Lexio is free and every line is on GitHub. Fix a bug, add phrases, improve a translation or build the next feature. Download it, use it, and send your changes.
Make your own copy on GitHub and clone it.
Node 20, pnpm and Rust. The app opens with live reload.
Branch from main, run pnpm check and open the PR. CI builds both apps for you.
Good first contributions
Add phrases to the built-in list New kinds of exercises Improve a translation Report a bugThe first time you open it
Lexio is open source and doesn't pay for Apple or Microsoft certificates. So your system asks you to confirm once.
.dmg and drag Lexio to Applications.xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Lexio.app
After that it updates itself.