Japanese Flashcards TokeiTango User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience76.5% of reviews
Neutral11.8% of reviews
Negative experience11.8% of reviews

~ Based on 17 written reviews from the US App Store.

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Top reviews

Unusable

I have 20/20 vision and can’t read it on 42mm watch — way too small, the colour scheme also lacks contrast for readability.

Voice is very buggy and usually doesn’t respond.
Unfortunate as it’s a niche I really hoped would be filled, but it’s unusable

Great app, does not work for gesture control

I really wish I could continue using this app, but now I’m considering of getting a refund. For some reason the ☑️ button in the cards does not work with the latest gesture control from WatchOS 26. I usually use this feature when I’m working so I can study Japanese without touching the screen. Please fix it asap. If you could I think it would be a great addition if I could just tap my fingers and it ☑️/↪️/❌ in a much faster way instead of having to select each button and confirm. Looking forward to new features & thank you for this app.


UPDATE:
Thank you so much!! I look forward to the next update 😍😍
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Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback! The upcoming 5.10 update adds Double Tap support directly to the ☑️ button so you can study completely hands-free. I would love to map the ↪️/❌ buttons to a wrist flick as well, but Apple strictly limits developers to only one native hand gesture per screen. Since the 5.10 update delivers the hands-free workflow you were looking for, I’d really appreciate it if you could update your review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️! 頑張って!

Issue with Complication setting

Currently, the Complication setting is not working. I selected N1 only but still majority of the words are N5 N4 N3 level. I am on WatchOS 26 and using series 8 apple watch.

Response from developer

The setting doesn’t take effect immediately because your watch’s complication timeline has been pre-filled with words from the previous selected level. Please give it some time and adjust your review. Thanks.

Hirigana gone

I really like this on my watch ultra but latest update has removed hirigana translation making it virtually useless

Response from developer

While developing the circular complication I accidentally removed hiragana from the rectangular complication 😅. It’s been fixed in version 4.41. Please reconsider your review 🙏🏼

Watch Complication Upgraded 🙏

Great app idea and amazing developer! Originally, the Ultra watch face complication showed all Japanese words (N5-N1), despite the in-app flash cards set for only N5 beginner words.

Incredibly the developer responded to my feedback, stated they would add this feature, and actually updated the app! Now the Ultra face complication works beautifully and I’m learning new words daily.

Please support such dedicated programmers and pick up this beautiful app 🤌
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Response from developer

In the version 4.30 update there is a new setting for what the complication will display. Thank you for updating your review. 🙏🏼

Watch Complication Difficulty

Great app idea. Unfortunately the Ultra watch face complication shows all Japanese words (N5-N1), despite the in-app flash cards set for only beginner (N5) words.

Thankfully the developer responded and stated they would add this feature in a new update. Please support such dedicated programmers because the app execution so far is fantastic! Keep going with this great idea and thank you 🤌
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Response from developer

In the version 4.30 update there is a new setting for what the complication will display. Thank you for updating your review. 🙏🏼

Watch Complication Difficulty

Great app idea. Unfortunately the Ultra watch face complication shows all Japanese words (N5-N1), despite the in-app flash cards set for only beginner (N5) words.

This kind of defeats the purpose of learning new and applicable words on the complication. And I hope the developer will institute a fix because the app execution so far is fantastic! Keep going with this great idea and thank you 🤌
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Response from developer

Hi, thanks for the feedback. In a future update I will make a new setting for what the complication will display.

Can’t select JLPT level

I bought this app for one reason - to passively see JLPT N1 vocabulary when I glance at my watch. It seems to have this feature “Card Order -> JLPT N5-N1 -> N1 , but it doesn’t seem to work. I basically just seem to get random N5 and N4 words.

So I have no use for this app until that’s fixed. But otherwise the implementation seems nice.
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Response from developer

In the version 4.30 update there is a new setting for what the complication will display. Please consider updating your review. 🙏🏼

Great App for On-The-Go Study

The app was very well made for the Apple Watch. Uses a standard and effective method for learning vocabulary.

If I would add anything to this app, it would be 2 things: 1) Allow to see the example sentences and pronunciation audios from the Bookmarks saved, 2) Add the same type of complication to other watch faces that support the space required in the middle section.

Other than that, phenomenal app!
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Response from developer

Thanks for your review and feedback! As of version 2.80 both these feature requests have been implemented. Hope you are enjoying the update.

Watch complications for the win!

Picking up my wrist and seeing random Japanese words right there on my main watch face is a neat pick me up. I’ve learned lots of interesting words I wouldn’t have otherwise thought to look up. Moreso, it’s kinda a party trick for me when I get to show my friends the Japanese words that just pop up on my watch whenever I raise my wrist. On top of that the flash cards, example sentences, bookmarking, bot—audio and srs make this app super cool fun times. I really like it.
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Good app

This developer has taken the core 10k deck from Anki and made it available on the Apple watch. For those studying the core 10k deck that's great if you want it on your watch. If you wanted original sentences you'll have to look elsewhere. Still a great app because I wanted Anki on my watch. I wish however there was a feature to hide English translations altogether.

James
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Response from developer

Thanks for your suggestion. Just so I understand better, what would the back of the flashcard display if the English translation was hidden? For words written in hiragana-only, the front and back of the card will just be the same?

Best app for learning Japanese vocab

I use this app everyday on the train to work and have noticed a huge improvement in my vocabulary! It’s great having all these Japanese words and translations on your wrist to study whenever you get a spare moment.

Best Japanese learning app for apple watch

No subscription needed and works great on series 5

Great app!

Perfect for revising almost anywhere you go!

Simply great!

Works as advertised.

Thumbs up!

Great and simple to use!

GREAT APP!

Amazing app. Hats off to the developer. Easy to use and on the go Japanese learning. Just what I needed. Thank you