You meet a word you don't know. You could tab over to a dictionary. You could bookmark the page. You could forget it entirely — and you probably will.
Wordbank catches what slips through. Select the word, right-click, save. Done. The context snippet tags along — the sentence it appeared in, the surroundings that gave it meaning. Open the popup weeks later and every word is still there, with its moment of discovery intact.
No accounts. No synced profiles. Just a growing collection of the language you bumped into, organized by the order you met it.
