App quick start · Sentences
Import five sentences with one photo.
Open page 2, scan the table in landscape orientation and briefly check the recognised sentence pairs.
Watch first
The sentence scan in the app
Afterwards, you can follow every step below at your own pace.
Follow along
Every step remains in the correct order.
Open only the phase you are currently working on.
1Create a setSteps 1–4
- Choose “Create new set”
Start a personal sentence set from the dashboard.
- Name it “First sentences”
This makes it easy to find again.
- Add a description if useful
For example, “Dikiwi trial”.
- Tap “Continue”
Next, choose how to add the material.
2Scan the tableSteps 5–9
- Select “Scan table”
The camera opens for automatic recognition.
- Turn the table to landscape
Place the complete sentence table inside the frame.
- Tap the scan symbol
Take the photo once every row is clear.
- Wait for the analysis
The AI recognises the sentence pairs automatically.
- If the scan fails, try again
When “No table found” appears, restart the scan immediately.
- 5 scan attempts are included; failed attempts count.
- Watching an ad replenishes the allowance.
3Check and saveSteps 10–12
- Check every recognised sentence
Correct sentences or translations before saving.
- Choose “Create new set (5)”
The set is created only now, so an interrupted or failed scan cannot leave an empty set behind.
- Save the set
Your checked sentences are stored in the app.
4Start learningSteps 13–18
- Open “First sentences” on the dashboard
The new set appears with a learning status of 0/5.
- Confirm all five sentences are ready
The complete set is available for training.
- Edit an item if needed
You can change any scanned sentence in the settings.
- Choose “Start learning”
Return to the dashboard and open the training area.
- Set the learning direction
Choose Spanish as the language you want to recall.
- Open the learning screen
Your “First sentences” set is fully prepared.
Done
Your “First sentences” set is ready to learn.
Now continue with the five imported sentences in step 2 of the trial lesson.