Kanaji: Kanji & Kana Writing

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About this app

Kanaji is a kanji writing app that checks every stroke you draw. Learn correct stroke order for hiragana, katakana and kanji by writing them on screen, not just looking at them. It's the handwriting practice you need to learn Japanese from zero to JLPT N1.

✍️ KANJI WRITING WITH REAL STROKE ORDER FEEDBACK
• Draw each character with your finger or a stylus
• Every stroke is checked for direction, position and shape
• Nearly-right strokes are corrected for you; wrong ones show exactly what went wrong
• Hints appear after repeated mistakes, and a stroke order animation shows how it's done

🔤 HIRAGANA, KATAKANA AND JLPT KANJI
• All hiragana and katakana: learn the Japanese alphabet from scratch
• JLPT N5, N4, N3, N2 and N1 kanji decks: 2,211 kanji sorted by level
• Japanese school-grade kanji (Grades 1–6)
• Build custom decks from any mix of characters

🧠 SPACED REPETITION THAT FITS YOUR DAY
• FSRS spaced repetition schedules each review just before you'd forget
• Writing and reading are tracked separately
• Daily new-card and review limits, plus a daily reminder
• Streaks, accuracy and activity stats

📖 KANJI DICTIONARY BUILT IN
• 6,000+ characters with stroke data, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings and meanings
• 225 radicals and a breakdown of how each kanji is built
• 38,000+ Japanese vocabulary entries and 17,000+ example sentences
• Vocabulary practice: writing, reading quiz and flashcards
• Search by character, reading or meaning

Whether you're starting with hiragana or preparing for the JLPT, Kanaji helps you learn Japanese one stroke at a time. The app is available in English, Japanese and Vietnamese, with English and Vietnamese meanings. Back up your progress to a file at any time.

Kanaji is free with ads. Kanaji Pro is a one-time purchase that removes ads and unlocks unlimited custom decks. No subscription.

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What’s new

• Draw to search: handwrite a kanji or kana to look it up
• JLPT drill: kanji reading and spelling questions, N5 to N1
• Trace new characters once, then write them from memory
• Adjustable stroke strictness
• Hear words, readings and example sentences
• New decks: Genki I & II and Marugoto kanji
• Smoother and faster on mid-range phones
• Ads no longer cover what you're studying
• Android backup now saves your decks and progress
• Landscape on phones and tablets