Daily Kanji - Aprenda Japonês

Daily Kanji - Aprenda Japonês

Kanji · JLPT · Tela Bloqueada

33 ratings
4 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 6, 2026
  • July 20, 2026

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Master over 2,000 Japanese kanji with a science-backed spaced repetition algorithm. Learn readings, meanings, stroke order, and pronunciation. Practice on your lock screen for daily exposure.

FSRS spaced repetition algorithm
2,000+ kanji coverage (JLPT N5-N1)
Stroke order tracing
Pitch accent practice
Native speaker audio
Lock screen widget for daily kanji
Progress tracking and streaks
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What's New in Daily Kanji

3.2.6

July 20, 2026

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that prevented flashcard queues from updating correctly.

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Provides access to Daily Kanji features for one year

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User reviews

It’s pay to use

Looks awesome, but they make you configure everything on the app, give them a rating and then they charge you. Unfortunately there isn’t a lot of free apps available and the minimum that they could do is to warn you in the beginning that it isnt free

Great idea

This is a great idea and is very useful for those of us who want to learn at a manageable pace. One critique I have is that at the beginning I was forced to choose only 500 words/kanji that would appear on my lock screen. I don’t see why all N5 vocab cannot be selected and is limited to 500

Response from developer

Thanks so much for the thoughtful feedback! As of the 3.2.4 update, the 500-item limit has been removed. You can now add as many words and kanji to your widget timelines as you like, including all of N5. Hope that helps, and happy studying! Cheers, Aaron

Transparency

App itself looks really cool/seems like a great study tool but it costs money (7 day free trial) and there's no mention of that at all until after you get through the initial setup. I don't care about the cost, but I think it's irritating and deceptive that it doesn't come up until that point. Charge for your app if that's what you want/need to do, but in this day and age that's the kind of info you need to lead with, not leave until the last second.
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Widget on Locked screen is small

On the preview of the App Store there is a live activity screen with lots of kanji but it doesn’t seem to have that function. When adding as a widget for the locked screen it only has the small widget and not the long widget which makes it hard to read

Response from developer

Hey, thanks so much for the feedback! I understand what you mean about the Lock Screen widget being difficult to read. In the 3.2 update, I added a couple of new widget-related features that should help with this: 1. You can now add up to 4 different kanji or words to your Lock Screen, and each one can be managed separately from the widget settings page in the app. 2. You can now adjust the size of the kanji/word, kana, and translation directly from the widget settings page. To access these settings, open the app, go to your profile, then tap **Widgets**. I hope this helps make the Lock Screen experience easier to read and more useful. If you have any trouble setting it up, feel free to email me directly at: aaron@dailykanji.io Thanks again for trying Daily Kanji and for taking the time to share your thoughts!

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FAQ

How does Daily Kanji help with kanji retention?

Daily Kanji uses the FSRS spaced repetition algorithm, which schedules reviews at optimal times to ensure long-term memory retention. This scientific approach helps users learn kanji permanently, not just for immediate recall.

What JLPT levels does Daily Kanji cover?

Daily Kanji covers over 2,000 kanji, encompassing all JLPT levels from N5 through N1. It also includes popular community decks and JLPT-level word lists ready for immediate study.

Can I practice writing kanji with Daily Kanji?

Yes, Daily Kanji offers stroke order practice where you can trace each kanji stroke-by-stroke on a guided canvas. You can also watch the correct stroke order play back and then try it yourself to build muscle memory.

Does Daily Kanji offer pronunciation practice?

Yes, Daily Kanji includes features for practicing pitch accent on real readings with visual contours and allows you to record yourself for instant feedback. You can also listen to kanji and example sentences read aloud by native Japanese speakers.

How does the lock screen widget work in Daily Kanji?

The lock screen widget displays a new kanji each time you check your phone, offering passive review without needing to open the app. You can customize refresh intervals and active hours to fit your daily routine, potentially increasing kanji exposure significantly.

What is the update frequency for Daily Kanji?

The app was last updated on 2026-06-22, indicating recent development and support. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, the latest version suggests ongoing maintenance and improvements.

Is Daily Kanji suitable for beginners?

Yes, Daily Kanji is suitable for learners of all levels, from beginners preparing for JLPT N5 to advanced learners studying for N1. You can select your JLPT level and customize your daily goal to match your current proficiency.

Does Daily Kanji have ads?

No, Daily Kanji does not contain advertisements. This allows for an uninterrupted learning experience focused solely on mastering Japanese kanji.