AnkiMobile Flashcards vs Fluency Tool

Your decks, wherever you go! AnkiMobile is the official Anki app for iPhone and iPad, the flashcard app that more than 15 million learners worldwide have loved and trusted for over 20 years, made by the team behind Anki and AnkiWeb. Your purchase directly supports the open-source project that keeps Anki desktop free for everyone. Sync is included at no extra cost: no subscription, no sync fees. What you get: - Free sync with AnkiWeb. Keep your decks and study progress in sync across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows, Linux, and the web. Add cards on your computer, study them on your phone. - The same SM-2 and FSRS scheduling as desktop Anki, so you review material right as you're about to forget it. - A flexible interface designed for smooth and efficient study. - Detailed graphs and statistics about your progress. - Support for large collections, including 100,000+ cards. - Offline study. Media (images and audio) is stored on your device. - Powerful search for building filtered decks, e.g. "tagged high priority, answered in the last ten days, and not containing these words". - MathJax equations and LaTeX rendering. - Apple Pencil support for adding hand-drawn images to cards. Good to know: AnkiMobile works alongside the desktop version of Anki. Some tasks might require the desktop version, and add-ons are not supported on mobile yet. Sync is optional. You can also import and export data over USB or AirDrop. Buy once and use AnkiMobile on all your devices with the same Apple ID. Family Sharing is also supported. Educational institutions can find bulk discounts information through Apple's Volume Purchase Program. Need help? The manual and support resources are at https://docs.ankiweb.net/ankimobile/support. If you have questions or want to report an issue, contact us through our support site.

Fluency Tool is a Japanese speaking app. Hear a JLPT sentence, say it out loud, and speech recognition checks what you said. It also teaches you to write kanji by hand, with an offline dictionary and JLPT flashcards. SPEAK JAPANESE OUT LOUD A JLPT-graded sentence plays in a native voice. Your mic opens by itself when playback ends, you repeat the sentence, and your recording plays back so you hear the gap between your Japanese and the model's. Speech recognition grades the attempt: a correct answer moves you on, and a missed sentence comes back later in the same session. SEE WHICH WORD YOU GOT WRONG When the app hears something different, it shows what it heard next to the sentence and marks the word to check. Tap it to hear that word again, then try the whole sentence once more. JAPANESE SHADOWING, ONE SENTENCE AT A TIME Hide the reading or the translation and test yourself before you look. Long-press any word for its dictionary entry without leaving the session. Your first session is 5 sentences; after that you choose the session length and sentence difficulty in Settings. KANJI WRITING PRACTICE WITH STROKE ORDER Open any kanji and tap Practice writing. Watch plays the strokes in order, Trace numbers where each stroke starts, and Write has you draw from memory. The app checks stroke order, direction and shape, then colours each stroke: green when it is right, amber when the shape is right but the order or direction is wrong, red when the shape is off. ALL SCHOOL KANJI, GRADE 1 TO JUNIOR HIGH 2,979 kanji have stroke data, including all 2,136 Joyo kanji: the 1,026 taught in elementary school (grades 1 to 6) and the 1,110 taught in junior high. Browse them by school grade or by JLPT level. Each kanji shows its on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, meanings, stroke count, radical and example words. JAPANESE DICTIONARY THAT WORKS OFFLINE Search more than 45,000 words by English, romaji, kana or kanji. The dictionary is a one-time download of about 21 MB. After that, lookups need no connection. KANJI TOWER (BETA): LEARN KANJI IN SENTENCES A 103-floor course through the 1,026 elementary-school kanji. Each floor takes ten kanji: you meet them, trace them inside real example sentences, then write them from memory. Kanji you have learned come back on a spaced-repetition schedule, so floor 40 still brings back what you wrote on floor 3. JLPT FLASHCARDS WITH SPACED REPETITION SM-2 scheduling. Rate each card Again, Hard, Good or Easy and the next review interval is set from there; you see each interval before you tap. JLPT vocabulary decks for all five levels are preloaded. JLPT GRAMMAR GUIDE, N5 TO N1 Every JLPT grammar pattern in one reference, with native audio on each example sentence and a quiz attached. WHO IT IS FOR Learners who can read Japanese but freeze when they have to say it (roughly N4 to N2). JLPT candidates who want speaking practice next to their exam study. Learners who want to write kanji by hand and not only recognise them, from the first grade-1 kanji to the junior high set. COMMON QUESTIONS Does it check my pronunciation? It checks whether speech recognition heard the sentence you were asked to say, and marks the word it heard differently. It does not grade pitch accent. Does the dictionary work offline? Yes, after its one-time download. Is it useful for JLPT study? Yes, for vocabulary, grammar and kanji organized by exam level. The JLPT has no speaking section, so use the app alongside your exam prep for the speaking ability the test does not measure. Do I need to know kana first? You should be able to read hiragana and katakana; the app does not teach kana. PRICING Everything above is free with no subscription and no trial. A single optional one-time purchase removes ads. Shadowing audio and speech recognition need an internet connection. Flashcards, the dictionary and kanji writing work offline once downloaded. Works on iPhone and iPad.