Your team's words.
Defined your way.
Wikipedia doesn't know what NPO means at your hospital. Auto-extractors don't know what shipping means at your startup, or what discoverymeans at your law firm. GlossLink does — because you wrote it. One Chrome extension that highlights your definitions for every term, acronym, abbreviation, and word that matters — on every webpage, every PDF, every tab.
Why GlossLink exists
The same word or acronym means completely different things in different companies, industries, and fields — and all of them are correct in their own world. Wikipedia can only give you one. Auto-defining tools just guess. Only you know which meaning your team, your school, your industry uses.
NPOone acronym — three different meanings
HospitalNothing by mouth (patient cannot eat or drink)
Nonprofit sectorNon-profit organization
Corporate / startupNew Product Offering
APIone acronym — three different meanings
Software / techApplication Programming Interface
Oil refineryAmerican Petroleum Institute
Pharma manufacturingActive Pharmaceutical Ingredient
MARone acronym — three different meanings
Nursing / healthcareMedication Administration Record
Finance / accountingMaterial Adverse Result
Real estateMarketing Action Report
shippingan ordinary word — still means 3 different things
E-commerce warehouseMailing physical packages to customers
Software startupReleasing code or features to production
Law firmSending discovery documents to opposing counsel
discoveryan ordinary word — still means 3 different things
Law firmPre-trial exchange of evidence between parties
UX / design studioUser research phase before building
Sales / startupEarly conversations to validate a customer need
All of these definitions are correct. Just in different worlds. That’s why no auto-tool can ever pick the right one for your team. With GlossLink, you decide which meaning lights up when someone hovers a word — on your wiki, your PDFs, your training docs, your textbooks, every webpage you read. Your context. Your control. Your meaning.
Two uses, one tool
For teams · onboarding. Cut new-hire ramp time by defining every internal word, acronym, and piece of jargon inline. Built for hospitals, EMT crews, law firms, accounting teams, trade apprenticeships, and any company whose new hires get lost in jargon on day one.
For individuals · learning. Build your own personal glossary as you study — medical terms, legal terms, MCAT vocab, certification prep, online courses. Quiz mode (flashcards & multiple choice) helps you actually retain what you look up. Perfect for college students, nursing & med students, online learners, and certification preppers.
Built for online learning
Take any online course.
Define every term — once.
Works on every learning platform
- ✓Khan Academy150M+ learners
- ✓Coursera142M+ learners
- ✓Udemy75M+ learners
- ✓edX47M+ learners
- ✓LinkedIn Learning26M+ paid
- ✓Skillshare13M+ learners
- ✓Your university LMSCanvas, Blackboard, Moodle
- ✓PDF textbooks & study guidesany PDF link
- ✓Every other webpage you readWikipedia, blogs, docs
One Chrome extension. Every place you study.
Build once. Use forever.
Course 150 terms total
You write 50 new terms.
Course 270 terms total
70% overlap. Add 20 more.
Course 385 terms total
80% overlap. Add 15 more.
Course 5+100 terms total
Your glossary covers almost every term in your field.
Your personal glossary compounds with every course.
The vocabulary fights back
The biggest reason students fall behind in online courses isn’t the math, the coding, or the concepts — it’s the vocabulary load.
- ·A single AWS course — 100+ acronyms
- ·A nursing prep course — 200+ medical terms
- ·A marketing course — dense with industry jargon
- ·Med school, law school, MBA — thousands of terms
Stop pausing the lesson to look things up. Define each word once. Move on.
Every course you ever take. One growing personal glossary. Lights up on every page you read, every PDF you open, every study guide and article in your field — without ever Googling the same word twice.
Chrome extension for desktop · 455 KB · v1.8.2 ·
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