HanziCue

Master Chinese characters (Hanzi) and Japanese Kanji directly from your Lock Screen! HanziCue is the ultimate vocabulary learning companion designed to integrate seamlessly into your daily life. By displaying review cards from your personalized library directly on your iOS Lock Screen widgets, HanziCue ensures you build language habits effortlessly through micro-learning. Whether you are studying for the HSK, JLPT, or importing custom study sets, HanziCue turns your phone's lock screen into a powerful active recall tool. KEY FEATURES: • LOCK SCREEN WIDGETS Stay exposed to your target language all day. Customize widgets to display the character, pronunciation (Pinyin/Romaji/Kana), and meaning. Configure custom intervals to refresh cards automatically. • SEAMLESS ANKI & CSV IMPORT Bring your own study materials! Import your private Anki packages (.apkg) with media (images and audio) or standard CSV vocabulary files in just a few taps. • NATIVE JAPANESE FURIGANA Read Japanese with ease. HanziCue renders native Furigana superscripts directly above Kanji characters, helping you learn readings in context. • ON-DEVICE TEXT-TO-SPEECH (TTS) Listen to native-sounding pronunciation on the go. Tap the speaker icon to play high-quality text-to-speech audio for both Chinese and Japanese. • BEAUTIFUL INTERACTIVE REVIEWS Review your cards with a modern, fluid sliding interface. Test your character recognition, pronunciation, and definition recall. • PERSONALIZED STUDY PLANS Set your active languages (Chinese, Japanese, or Both) and select your starting level. HanziCue automatically configures your course curriculum from your placement level upward. --- HanziCue respects your privacy. All your decks, media, and progress are stored entirely locally on your device or in your private iCloud container. No tracking, no external accounts, no logins. Upgrade to HanziCue Pro for unlimited Lock Screen widget refreshes and full access to your custom deck libraries. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/