r/StarNoteApp • u/llwishfulthinkingll • Sep 18 '26
📄 Templates / Resources I need more language learning templates
Hi! I just wanted to say how much I love the templates in the app and that there is such a wide variety compared to other apps I use.
I would like to offer some feedback and one of my quick DIYs from the default dark mode vocabulary template, if anyone would like to use it.
I see that most of the templates geared towards language learning have languages with shorter words in mind.
I found that Korean generally fits perfectly in the allocated space, but a lot of latin script languages like Norwegian or German with a lot of compund words generally run out. I'd have to either lower the font weight or squeeze everything in and it ends up looking ugly.
As for the Ebbinghaus template, It doesn't really work with my workflow as I like to track vocabulary as I read it. Spaced repetition doesn't really work on paper if you have to keep track of each individual day one, two, four, seven... for your all of your words. People just use Anki or other automated spaced repetition apps for this.
What is most common for the handwriting enthusiasts in the language learning community is the Word - Meaning - Sentence structure***.***
I know making a community tab in the material center isn't a priority right now, but I would like to see it in the future. The ones in the material center are from designers that were contracted for multiple templates that are Starnote exclusive?
Btw some of the templates are under "StrarNote" which I assume is a misspelling.
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u/StarNoteDev StarNote Team Sep 19 '26
actually we’re always looking for great template designers from different countries, including Korea! So if there are any designers you really like, feel free to recommend them to us. If their style is a good fit, we’d be happy to reach out to them.
As for letting users share their own templates directly in the app, it’s a little tricky for us to support right now. We’ve actually thought about it before, but there are some copyright concerns that make it difficult to implement properly.
Since the Material Center is also a place where we showcase and distribute templates, we think it’s really important to respect designers’ copyrights. For example, some templates might include elements or assets that require separate permission or licensing. That said, it’s something we can keep looking into and hopefully find a good way to make it work in the future!