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Glyph is a focused alphabet trainer for Greek, Cyrillic, Hiragana, and Katakana. Built for travelers, students, and the curious, Glyph teaches you to recognize and read foreign letters — the unlock that turns a wall of strange symbols into something you can sound out. KEY FEATURES • Four full scripts: Greek (Α-Ω), Cyrillic (А-Я), Hiragana (あ-ん), Katakana (ア-ン) • Browse mode shows every letter with romanization, pronunciation hint, and a sample word • Tap any letter for a detail card with the matching word in its native script • Practice mode runs two-way flashcards: Glyph → Roman and Roman → Glyph • Smart quiz picks letters from the script you choose, with distractor answers from the same script • Stats screen tracks per-script accuracy so you can see exactly which alphabet to drill next • Calm paper-and-ink design built for short, regular study sessions DESIGNED FOR REAL LEARNING Glyph stays out of the way. No streaks shaming you, no popups, no upsells. Open the app, run a five-minute drill, close it again. WHO IT IS FOR • Travelers heading to Greece, Russia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Ukraine, or Japan who want to read street signs and menus • Language students starting Greek, Russian, or Japanese who need the script down before vocabulary • Anyone who has always wanted to decode the Greek letters in equations or the Japanese on a ramen package PRIVACY No accounts. No ads. No analytics. Your progress lives on your device.