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Spelling.Live vs SpellMe

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8.0#2 in spelling appsFrom £12 a year
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FactSpelling.LiveSpellMe
Adaptive practiceSpaced repetition brings weaker words back automatically, and difficulty adjusts to the child's stage.Mastery Mode progressively changes difficulty based on performance, while hints can focus on letters the learner misses.
LicenceThe terms prohibit reverse engineering, copying and redistribution, and do not publish an open-source licence.The terms reserve SpellMe's intellectual-property rights in its software, design and educational tools; no open-source licence is stated.
Practice modesChildren can practise by choosing answers, typing, handwriting or saying letters aloud.The app offers Regular, Mastery, and Story modes, with Mastery and Story access depending on account tier.
PrivacyThe maker says the service is built for UK GDPR and the Children's Code, and handwriting photos and voice recordings are processed then discarded.The privacy policy says guest settings, game data and word lists remain in local storage and are not sent to SpellMe servers.
PurposeSpelling.Live turns school spelling lists into short daily practice for KS1 and KS2 families.SpellMe provides interactive spelling practice for learners at home and in classrooms.

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

SpellMe plans

  • BasicFree
  • Advanced£12 a year
  • Premium£16 a year
  • Teacher AdvancedPriced on request
  • Teacher PremiumPriced on request

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.

Pick SpellMe if…

SpellMe may suit students, parents, teachers, and homeschoolers seeking structured spelling practice. Teacher accounts add tools for classroom management and student progress monitoring.

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