Tango: Japanese Flashcards

Tango: Japanese Flashcards

Doomscroll? Learn Japanese.

3 ratings
Free
In-App Purchases

Rating summary
1
0
0
0
0

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 27, 2026
  • July 6, 2026

Features

Tango: Japanese Flashcards screenshot #1 for iPhone
Tango: Japanese Flashcards screenshot #2 for iPhone
Tango: Japanese Flashcards screenshot #3 for iPhone
Tango: Japanese Flashcards screenshot #4 for iPhone
Tango: Japanese Flashcards screenshot #5 for iPhone
🖼️Get Icon
Icons↘︎

About

Learn Japanese vocabulary by swiping through words instead of endless scrolling. Master new words with a simple tap and swipe system that intelligently revisits difficult terms. Start with beginner vocabulary and unlock more with a one-time purchase.

Swipe-based vocabulary learning
Tap to reveal word meanings
Intelligent spaced repetition
JLPT N5 & N4 vocabulary
Daily streak tracking
Audio pronunciation
Show original description

What's New in Tango

1.7.8

July 6, 2026

Bug fixes and optimizations.

1

In-App Purchases

$4.99

Tango Premium

One-time purchase, no subscription ever.

Developer apps

FAQ

What is the learning methodology of Tango?

Tango uses a swipe-based flashcard system for vocabulary acquisition. Words you know are swiped right, and those you don't are swiped left, returning until mastered. This method focuses on repetition and recall without traditional grammar drills.

How does Tango track user progress?

Tango offers daily streak tracking to encourage consistent learning. The app's system also tracks which words you find difficult, ensuring they reappear more frequently until they are learned.

What is the pricing for Tango?

Tango is free to start with 244 beginner words. An optional one-time purchase unlocks an additional 626 words (through JLPT N4), review mode, and all future word packs. There are no subscriptions.

Does Tango have ads?

No, Tango does not contain advertisements. The app is free to start and offers additional content through a one-time purchase.

What devices does Tango support?

Tango is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users looking to learn Japanese vocabulary.

How often is Tango updated?

The latest version of Tango is 1.6.3, last updated on June 26, 2026. This indicates the app is actively maintained by its developer.

Is Tango suitable for absolute beginners in Japanese?

Yes, Tango is designed for beginners, starting with 244 words covering JLPT N5 vocabulary. It focuses solely on vocabulary acquisition, making it accessible for those new to the language.

Can I review words I'm struggling with in Tango?

Yes, the 'Unlock Everything' purchase includes a Review Mode. This feature allows you to specifically drill the words you consistently miss, helping you to solidify your learning.