J Learn vs Mito

J Learn teaches useful, current Japanese vocabulary in short lessons, with meanings in English and Burmese. Each lesson gives you 5-10 words, and every word comes with: - Its hiragana reading, so you're never stuck guessing a pronunciation - Its meaning in English and Burmese - An emoji to help you remember it Lessons are built around topics in the news in Japan right now, so you learn the words people actually use today - not simplified textbook Japanese. - Switch between English and Burmese (or show both) with one tap - Tap a word to mark it as learned and watch your progress grow - Save any lesson as an image to review offline - Get a notification when a new lesson is published Whether you're studying for the JLPT, living and working in Japan, or just want to build real-world vocabulary, J Learn turns a few minutes a day into steady progress. Free to use, supported by ads.

Preparing for the IMAT is not a motivation problem. It is a sequencing problem: too much material, too little time, and no honest answer to the question "what should I do today?" Mito answers that question every morning. A PLAN THAT FITS THE TIME YOU HAVE Tell the app how long you have — 1 hour, 2, 4, or a full day — and it builds today's session to fit. Not a fixed curriculum you fall behind on, but a plan that reorders itself around what you actually know. START WHERE YOU ARE, NOT WHERE A TEXTBOOK ASSUMES YOU ARE Most prep material starts at final-year level and quietly loses everyone else. This app starts with a warm-up: 250 short lessons covering the symbols, units, vocabulary and school maths the exam takes for granted. Every one of them is free, forever. Only once the ground is solid does the exam syllabus begin. LESSONS, NOT TEXT WALLS Every concept is a short interactive lesson: a hook, a prediction, an explanation, a check. Maths and physics draw their graphs — parabolas, number lines, the unit circle, force arrows. You answer before you are told the answer, because that is what makes it stick. MITO EXPLAINS WHAT THE TEXT DOESN'T Press and hold any passage and Mito explains it in plain words — or just the one sentence you select. Especially useful if English is not your first language. IT REMEMBERS WHAT YOU FORGET Spaced repetition scheduled per concept, not per deck. Wrong answers are traced back to the misconception behind them, and to the prerequisite you may be missing underneath. MOCKS THAT TELL YOU SOMETHING Full exams under real timing, then an analysis that goes past the score: which section is at risk, which mistakes repeat, what to do next. BUILT TO BE HONEST - No streaks that punish you for having a life. - No score predictions dressed up as certainty. - Everything works offline. Only Mito's explanations need a connection. - No account, no sign-up, no data selling. Your progress lives on your device. FREE The complete warm-up — 250 lessons — plus the opening block of every exam section, your daily plan, your first full mock, and five Mito explanations. IMAT PASS (one-time purchase) The full syllabus with a lesson for every concept, the complete question bank, all mock exams and subject tests, mistake analysis, unlimited Mito explanations, and printable study sheets. One payment, no subscription, no auto-renewal. A NOTE ON HOW TO USE IT This app is a good spine for your preparation, and it is honest about not being all of it. Top scores come from combining it with pen-and-paper practice, video explanations of the topics you find hardest, and other people to compare notes with. The app will tell you this too. Mito - Learn IMAT is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the organisations that administer the IMAT.