Spelling is part of knowing a word
You can recognise a word for years and still hesitate when you have to write it. Typing closes that gap, especially for longer words with unstressed vowels.
Sentences beat word lists
Typing a word inside a natural sentence practices the spelling and the usage at once: which preposition follows it, whether it takes an object, how it is punctuated.
It fits the rest of your learning
Vocabulary typing draws on the words you have searched, saved and reviewed, and follows your vocabulary goals when you have set any. Look up a word, understand it, practice it, type it, use it.
It also gives you a second, quieter measure of how well you know a word. Hesitating before typing a word you thought you had learned is a useful signal that it is worth reviewing again.
You do not need an account or a set of goals to start. Practice works straight away, and signing in simply lets Vocabaura draw the words from your own saved vocabulary.