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SpellBoard vs Spelling.Live

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FactSpellBoardSpelling.Live
AccessibilityApple states that the developer has not indicated supported accessibility features.Per-child settings include OpenDyslexic or Lexend fonts, colour overlays, adjustable spacing, and slower speech.
IntegrationWordnik is integrated for looking up word definitions.Teachers can import pupil rosters from Google Classroom.
PrivacyThe developer reports that the app does not collect data; Apple says this information has not been verified by Apple.The maker says the service is built for UK GDPR and the Children's Code, and handwriting photos and voice recordings are processed then discarded.
PurposeSpellBoard is a spelling app for creating custom quizzes and practicing spelling.Spelling.Live turns school spelling lists into short daily practice for KS1 and KS2 families.
Rating on Apple App Store3.9 out of 5 from 217 reviews5.0 out of 5 from 6 ratings

SpellBoard plans

  • SpellBoard$4.99, paid once

Spelling.Live plans

  • Free sign-up creditsFree
  • 400-credit pack£4, paid once
  • Family plan£5.99 a month
  • 5,000-credit pack£20, paid once

Pick SpellBoard if…

SpellBoard suits learners, families, teachers, or study groups building personalized spelling practice in different languages. Multiple profiles, sharing, dictation, and performance tracking support individual and group use.

Pick Spelling.Live if…

Spelling.Live suits KS1 and KS2 families looking for varied spelling practice, and teachers or tutors who need class and group tools. Per-child display and speech settings may suit learners who benefit from those adjustments.

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