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- By:
- Unknown Genius Software
- Rating:
- 4.70 (54)
0.20
- Version:
- 3.1.7 Last updated: 2026-06-25
- Version code:
- 886937084
- Creation date:
- 2009-07-14
- Compatible devices:
- Size:
- 313.72MB
- Price:
- 800
- URLs:
- Website ,Privacy policy
- Full description:
- See detailed description
- Source:
- Apple Apps Store
- Data ingested on:
- 2026-06-29
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User Reviews
Pros
- All-in-one Japanese learning tool for kanji, vocab, readings, and drills with cross-device syncing, frequently praised as replacing other apps.
- KanjiDraw (and KanaDraw) handwriting practice strengthens recall and is considered worth the price.
- Easy creation and sharing of custom/public lists; quick to build study sets and use public lists.
- Long-term effectiveness and reliability, with years of use across devices.
- Good value at a one-time price with no heavy subscription.
Cons
- Frequent crashes and stability issues, including launch crashes and long-running crashes.
- UI/UX issues in recent updates, such as oversized reading fonts on smaller screens.
- Limited in-app dictionary; not a comprehensive dictionary, prompting use of external resources.
- Grammar content is lacking or hard; requests for more grammar practice sets.
Recent reviews
I’ve been using this program for many many years. And after a while, I just figured it was abandoned, because it hadn’t been updated in years. But I still continue to use it, with my most favorite feature being able to create my own study sets, then use those study sets in Kanji Draw. So I was excited to see this had been updated recently, and some of the new UI is nice, but it seems now that I no longer have the option to do Kanji draw with my study sets. Honestly, that was the main reason why I used this program. Being able to draw the kanji help me remember them.
I really do hope this feature comes back soon. Also, with the kanji draw the current line stroke when you draw is too thin and sometimes hard to see. I preferred it in the old version where the line strokes were thicker. Also, at least on the iPad, I dislike how the draw window slightly gets smaller once you draw your first stroke. I think it tries to fit in some new text once that first stroke is drawn, and it shifts the whole draw window slightly up and a bit smaller. It can be distracting.
I think if these issues can be resolved, then this will be a perfect program for studying and learning Japanese
by ra*****, 2026-06-21
Great value for money, responsive developer, funny asides, what’s not to like. Used it myself and now using it in a class to teach some Philippino guys. They love it too.
by Yu*****, 2026-06-21
I've been using this app on and off for almost a full year now. I picked up the original site back on Facebook when I was I Japan. Amazing tool to practice reading with.
by Le*****, 2026-06-20
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