Glym makes hard SAT and GRE words impossible to forget.

Most vocabulary apps hand you three thousand flashcards and wish you luck. Glym makes the opposite bet: teach fewer words properly. Every word gets its own vivid scene, its own pronunciation, its own games and clues — built one at a time, until each word is genuinely yours.

THE GLYM METHOD
• Picture it. Every word arrives as a vivid scene, because your memory keeps images long after definitions fade.
• Hear it. A real pronunciation plays with every card — learn to say it, not just recognize it.
• Play it. Match scenes, sort by tone, spot connections, build words from their Greek and Latin roots. Games that test understanding, not recall.
• Prove it. A word counts as mastered only when you've proven it in quizzes — never because you flipped a card and hoped.
• Revisit it. Spaced review resurfaces a word right before you'd forget it, and tightens automatically as your test date approaches.
• Trace it. Word Journeys maps how every word traveled from "new" to "mastered" — every quiz, every clue, every step.

TWO BOOKS, ONE APP
360 GRE words. 450 SAT words. Each in chapters of ten, mastered one at a time, so you always know where you are and what's next. Switch between the two whenever you like — your words, your progress and your mastery are kept on both.

NO TRICKS
No streaks to guilt you. No leaderboard looming over your study page. No ads. No subscription. Your exam date is motivation enough — Glym's only job is to be worth opening.

THE WHOLE BOOK IS FREE TO READ
Every word, every scene, every chapter — free to read and study, forever. One purchase per course unlocks the full experience: quizzes, clues, and earned mastery on every word. That's the entire business model.

A NEW PUZZLE EVERY DAY
One picture puzzle daily, free in your browser or in the app: three words hidden across nine images, and a fourth that appears in none of them. Play today's at glym.jijil.net/d — no install, no account.

CHALLENGE ANYONE, INSTANTLY
Send one link and your friends are racing you from their browser. Study groups, classmates, rivals: exam vocabulary you can actually compete in.

Glym. Picture every word.