Kana Pro: Hiragana & Katakana

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About this app

Kana Pro helps you learn Japanese hiragana and katakana with quiz stages and writing practice.

What you can do:
• Train reading speed with multiple quiz stages
• Practice writing kana with guided drills
• Hear kana pronunciation
• Track progress by profile and review weak points
• Use a timer to build fast recall

Built for consistent daily learning:
• Automatic mode smartly chooses what to ask next based on your progress, and adds more characters as you improve
• Manual mode lets you choose exactly which character groups to practice. Start with core character groups, then expand
• Create custom groups for difficult kana
• Store your progress in cloud and continue practice across devices (Web, iOS, Android)

Kana Pro is suitable for beginners and returning learners who want structured kana practice without distractions.

Ratings and reviews

I came into using this app with 0 Japanese proficiency. It's essentially a great flashcards+ tool, it runs fine and there's basically no ads. I paid the ~$5 for the extra features which were mostly superfluous. What I wanted the most out of it after learning the basics was learning words. The words available to learn are very few and seem to run an agenda? It had me learn the words "Islam", "Jesus Christ", and "Sophora Flavescens", to name a few weird ones. Use it to learn characters not vocab

My teacher introduced me to Kanapro web back in university, and I've never been able to find anything quite like it. I'm happy to see it has become an app now. It was always so great due to the smooth interface with no advertising and ability to use offline. I'm very happy to have come across it all those years back. I decided to purchase a lifetime licence now, for a measly £4. Love to support developers like this, the app is done for clearly more than financial gain.

My favourite app for learning kana. This, like other similar apps, will let you practice by answering multiple-choice questions; however, I find that the better way of learning is by using this app's "Stage 4" mode, where you are given a sign to type out in romaji. The free version has 4 "stages" (modes of learning) and the paid version adds 5 onto that. Premium is a small one-time payment, and while the paid version is worth the investment, the free app works well as is.

What’s new

- Fixed uneven weighted randomness logic in automatic mode when all groups have been unlocked.
- Fixed an issue where Premium could stay locked when a payment didn't complete immediately.