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EducationSwift · JavaScriptGitHub @guyjacklevyOnlineOwner unconfirmed
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Read the full README ↗Mark an English word anywhere on your Mac and get the Hebrew translation and its meaning in that sentence. Every word is saved so you can review it later.
Select a whole English sentence and press ⌃⌥T to see it in Hebrew (with Copy), and tap any words you don't know to save them. This also works when an app won't share the sentence around a single word.
Writing in English but only know a word in Hebrew? Type it in Hebrew inside your sentence ("We need to להגיש the proposal by Friday"), select the sentence and press ⌃⌥T. Word Catcher suggests the English that fits (in the right form, with alternatives and when to use each). Use it puts the English into your text; Copy puts it on the clipboard. A whole sentence in Hebrew is translated into English too (Use it / Copy); its key words are offered, and saved only if you tap Save. Words you look up this way are reviewed in reverse on the phone: your sentence with the Hebrew word, and you say the English.
Select English you wrote (in a message box, email or document) and press ⌃⌥T. The card shows an improved version with the changed words highlighted, a short list of what changed and why, and one-tap rewrites: More formal · Friendlier · Shorter. Use it replaces your text; Copy copies it. Word Catcher decides between improving and translating by whether the selection is in a box you can type in; each card has a link to switch to the other.
web/ is the phone app: My words + the daily review with spaced repetition. It's a static site (no build step), deployed on Vercel with root directory web. On the phone: open https://wordcatcher-web.vercel.app in Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen, then sign in with the same email and password as the Mac.
Words sync through Supabase (project wordcatcher, id aceyqtcljidnfzesqyjq). Each account sees only its own rows (Row Level Security). Sign-in is email + password, the same on the Mac and the phone.
On the Mac: menu bar book icon → Sync with your phone… → sign in once. Saved words are pushed automatically.
Daily reminder: in the phone app, turn on "Daily reminder" and pick a time. The reminders edge function runs every hour (pg_cron) and sends a web push at each device's local reminder time, only on days with words due. VAPID keys and the cron key live in app_secrets (server-only).
./scripts/install.sh
This builds the app, installs it as ~/Applications/WordCatcher.app and starts it. It opens at login (menu: Open at login).
Requires the Swift toolchain (Xcode Command Line Tools is enough).
~/Library/Application Support/WordCatcher/words.json (the cloud copy is in Supabase)~/Library/Application Support/WordCatcher/session.json (readable only by you)~/Library/Logs/WordCatcher.logTranslator.model in Sources/WordCatcher/Translator.swift