3000 Hanzi - Learn Chinese

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About this app

三千漢字 · 3000 Hanzi

Learn to read Chinese characters the way memory research says actually
works: spaced repetition, scheduled by the FSRS algorithm, so you review
each character right around the time you're about to forget it.

WHAT'S INSIDE
- 3,000 of the most commonly used Chinese characters, ordered by real-world
frequency (roughly HSK 1 through 6 and beyond)
- One rich teaching card per character: the glyph, pronunciation, meaning,
animated stroke order, etymology, and example phrases in context
- Mandarin and Cantonese audio for every character
- FSRS spaced repetition (the same algorithm now used by Anki's modern
scheduler), plus in-session learning steps so a brand-new character gets
extra practice before it ever joins your daily review queue
- Practice mode to drill anything you've already learned, any time, without
touching your review schedule
- Real animated stroke order and real character etymology/composition
- A daily challenge, streaks (shown as rising incense smoke), milestones,
and a progress ledger
- Explore mode: a searchable dictionary of every character, with
bookmarking
- Fully offline. Learning and review work with no internet connection and
no account required.

HOW IT'S PRICED
The first 300 characters (HSK 1-2) are free forever: no account, no trial,
no credit card. Unlock the complete library with a single one-time
purchase, or choose a monthly plan if you'd rather pay as you go. Restore
your purchase on a new device any time from Settings.

DESIGNED LIKE A SCHOLAR'S STUDY
Every screen draws from a different dynasty: Han-dynasty restraint for
onboarding, Tang-dynasty richness for learning, Song-dynasty calm for
review, Ming-dynasty ledgers for progress, Qing-dynasty porcelain blue for
the dictionary. Achievements are cinnabar ink-seal stamps, never a generic
badge.

PRIVACY
Your review progress stays on your device by default. Sign in with Google
only if you want to back it up. Full privacy policy linked on this listing.

What’s new

Fixed: Google Sign-In was failing on the internal testing build (and any Play-distributed install) due to a missing SHA fingerprint registration — Play re-signs the app with its own certificate, which wasn't registered with Firebase.