Launching September 2025
Enjoy food,
travel and learning
new words?
For a limited time, we are offering
free access to WordBento
in return for your valuable feedback
What is WordBento?
WordBento2 is your personal language companion for food-focused travel. Hear how to say useful words in the local language — fast, fun, and beautifully designed.
Whether you’re navigating street food in Osaka or ordering tapas in Madrid, WordBento gives you the confidence to speak up and savour the experience.
Ingredients
Tap to learn ingredient names in the local language — spoken clearly and visually memorable.
Dishes
Browse local dishes and hear how to pronounce them correctly before you order.
Useful Phrases
Speak up with phrases tailored for food, ordering, and polite dining interaction.
A few words opens doors
Born in the 1960s, I’ve experienced that familiar fear and anxiety while walking home alone— especially after dark. Born in the 1960s, I’ve experienced that familiar fear and anxiety while walking home alone—especially after dark. Born in the 1960s, I’ve experienced that familiar fear and anxiety while walking home alone—especially after dark.
Selected Features
We can integrate Skån into virtually any design of backpack.
We can integrate Skån into virtually any design of backpack.
We can integrate Skån into virtually any design of backpack.
We can integrate Skån into virtually any design of backpack.
We can integrate Skån into virtually any design of backpack.
Born in the 1960s, I’ve experienced that familiar fear and anxiety while walking home alone—especially after dark.
Noriko - Japan
Born in the 1960s, I’ve experienced that familiar fear and anxiety while walking home alone—especially after dark.
John - UK
Born in the 1960s, I’ve experienced that familiar fear and anxiety while walking home alone—especially after dark.
Chou - Thailand
Beta Testers
Join our team of WordBento beta testers — help us shape the product and get free access to Version 1.0 on release.
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Who are we?
Kumamoto.dev
Born in the 1960s, I’ve experienced that familiar fear and anxiety while walking home alone— especially after dark.
Like many women, I’ve followed all the advice to increase my chances of escape or survival. My top five? Flat shoes—in case I need to run. Keys between my fingers. Taking the longer, better-lit route. Avoiding headphones—or keeping one ear free. Constantly scanning my surroundings, looking over my shoulder, and, if necessary, crossing the street.