かな
Hiragana and katakana
Sound by sound, every kana read by a recorded voice. Recognise them first, then write them by hand: the ground everything else stands on.
The app to learn Japanese
Every day, Tsuji brings back the cards you were about to forget, then real sentences to read, hear and write. Kana, vocabulary, kanji and grammar, from N5 to N1.
A ride cut to fit you.
Free during early access · Android and the web, soon on iPhone
ExploreFrom your first kana to the mock exam: the app in one film, with French and English subtitles.
Each line stops at every JLPT level. You board at the right station; Tsuji paces the new cards and tells you when you reach the next.
かな
Sound by sound, every kana read by a recorded voice. Recognise them first, then write them by hand: the ground everything else stands on.
ごい
All 7,980 words of the syllabus, by level, by frequency or by theme, each glossed in English and French. From the form to the meaning, then back.
かんじ
2,383 characters by level, with animated stroke order. Every reading, every meaning; read them, then write them from memory.
ぶんぽう
545 points, N5 to N1, each with its lesson: what the point attaches to, what it does, its rivals, and sentences that really use it.
Tsuji asks where you start and how many minutes you have each day, then places your departure and works out your arrival at every station. Pick a pace:
Tsuji’s estimate: one new word, kanji or point a minute, from zero. Reviews ride along.
Flip the card, then say how it went: Tsuji decides when it comes back. Every day, everything due on all your lines waits in a single queue, with the time it will take.
In the mobile app, a reminder at your hour, never more than one a day, and a widget with the day’s count.
Pick a feature: the clip shows the app as it is, unedited.
All your reviews in a single queue, with the time it will take.
The day’s gate: the cards due on every line, then departure.
Vocabulary, grammar, reading and listening, timed and scored out of 180 against the official pass marks. At N5, 67 questions in 90 minutes: you know where you stand before you register.
Official format, unofficial scoring. No question copied from a real session.
もんだい 1 つぎの ことばの 読み方として 最も よい ものを 1・2・3・4から 一つ えらんで ください。
この 駅 は とても 大きいです。
Pick a reading.
Type, photograph or paste a YouTube link: Tsuji takes the sentence apart word by word and numbers its grammar. The photo is read on your device; the image never leaves it.
1. station
I’m waiting for a friend at the station.
The sentence’s grammar
Every line, every exercise, the analyser and the dictionary, open to all.
A subscription will come later for unlimited reviews; the kana will always stay free.
BoardFree · no accountAndroid and the web, soon on iPhone
No sale of data. Our statistics never contain what you type.
Drafted with AI, then reviewed continually by AI agents that hunt for its errors. Every example is checked.
The kana by a recorded human voice, the rest by a synthesised Japanese voice.
Export your progress as CSV, delete your account in two taps.
To N5, about 4 months at ten minutes a day from zero, kana included, by Tsuji’s estimate. It shows you your own arrival date and works it out again when your pace changes.
With hiragana, then katakana: they write everything else. Tsuji asks what you already know and boards you at the right station.
Each card comes back at the interval where you were about to forget it: minutes after a miss, days then weeks once you know it. It is what the trial card above does.
Yes, during early access, with no account needed to start. A subscription will come later for unlimited reviews; the kana will stay free.
The same spaced repetition, with nothing to configure and the JLPT syllabus already written. Your own cards join in, or import from a spreadsheet.
No. No ads, no trackers, no sale of data; your progress exports and your account deletes in two taps.
A ride cut to fit you: write your first name, board, and Tsuji prints your line.