Support
Questions, problems, or a card that is plainly wrong
Email info@fusha.ai and a person will read it. Include your device and, if something went wrong, roughly what you did just before. That is usually enough to find it.
How looking up a word works
Type a word in Arabic, in English, or spelled out the way it sounds. Fusha checks whether it already knows the word. If it does, you get the card straight away and it costs you nothing from your monthly allowance. If it does not, a new card is generated and saved — for you and for everyone after you.
Diacritics are optional. So is exact spelling of hamza and alif; Fusha treats the variants as the same word.
The free allowance
Free accounts can look up a set number of new words each month. Words already in Fusha never count. The counter resets on the first of the month, and the app tells you where you stand once you get close.
Fusha Plus removes the limit. You can subscribe from the app.
Managing your subscription
Subscriptions are billed by Apple or Google, so that is also where you change or cancel them:
- iPhone or iPad — Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions.
- Android — Play Store, tap your profile picture, then Payments and subscriptions.
Cancelling stops the next renewal. You keep Plus until the period you have already paid for ends. Bought Plus and it is not showing up? Reinstalling and signing in with the same account usually restores it; if not, mail us.
A card is wrong
It happens — cards are generated by AI, and AI is confidently wrong sometimes. Report it from the card itself using the report option. That tells us exactly which card and which language, which is far quicker than describing it in an email.
Deleting your account
You can delete your account from inside the app, under Settings. That removes your words, decks and progress. It is not reversible, and we do not keep a copy beyond the 30 days described in the privacy notice.
Nothing here answers it
Then write to info@fusha.ai. Feature requests are welcome too — a fair amount of Fusha exists because someone asked.