The tools, games and reading built to get you from your first kana to reading a real book.
One thing to do today, chosen for you. For the days when deciding what to study is the hard part.
August 2026 NEWEverything you have learned, laid out so you can see the shape of it.
August 2026 NEWNot levels. Actual things you can now do in Japanese, and the next one within reach.
August 2026 NEWThe mistakes you keep making, collected, so they stop being invisible.
August 2026 NEWThe pairs that feel identical until someone shows you the difference side by side.
August 2026Real Japanese books with furigana, word help and audio. Graded so you can find one you can actually finish.
August 2026Draw a kanji and have it scored stroke by stroke, in your browser. Nothing you draw ever leaves your device.
August 2026 MOST LOVEDJapanese written for you, at your exact level, using the words you already know and a few you nearly do.
August 2026Polite, humble, honorific. The register that decides whether you sound respectful or strange.
August 2026Say it, hear it back, see where the pitch went wrong.
August 2026The part of Japanese that actually stops people. Every form, drilled until it stops being a decision.
August 2026は or が, に or で. The small words that decide whether a sentence sounds Japanese.
August 2026Word order, built by hand, until Japanese order stops feeling backwards.
August 2026ほん, まい, にん. The counters nobody teaches you properly, because they have to be learned one by one.
August 2026Which stroke comes next. The order is the answer key, and it makes every kanji easier to remember.
August 2026 YOUR HOMEWhat you know, what is slipping, and the kanji to work on next. This is your home now.
August 2026The context behind the language, written properly rather than scraped.
August 2026Four modes, including the sound-alikes that catch absolutely everyone out.
August 20261,651 Japanese cities. Learn the country and its place names at the same time.
August 2026Hold a real conversation out loud and be told exactly what your mouth is doing differently.
August 2026Your dashboard picks the next thing for you, based on what you actually know rather than what you have clicked.
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