Product Listing: In-Context Vocabulary Capture Tool for Language Immersion
A maker-authored Product Hunt launch comment describing a desktop tool that captures and reviews vocabulary from games, videos, and apps without breaking immersion. This is a product promotion, not a described user problem.
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