u/PolyglotPaul

I used the reasoning feature, btw, even if it decided that a second was enough to answer.

It's been a while since I promoted my app, and I'm now quite proud of what it has become, so here goes:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pablovidal.kanji

To keep it short and simple, the app works as follows:

- A kanji section, which I'm working on to include all the jōyō kanji. It comes with a word that uses the kanji, an example sentence, and TTS audio for the sentence. So basically, you select the word you want to learn, and it moves to the Flashcards, Tests, and Games sections.

- The Flashcards section works like any other. It has a read mode, with the Japanese word on the front, and a write mode, with the English translation + the hiragana spelling of the word at the front, so you write it in kanji (using paper and pencil) before checking the answer.

- In the Tests and Games sections, you can practice the following:

• The words you are learning.
• The words that are in your Known deck.
• Both of the latter.
• Only words that are not in your Flashcards or Known decks.
• All the words in the app.

- The Tests section has two difficulty modes:

• Easy: choose between the correct word and a totally different word.
• Hard: choose between the correct word and a word formed with very similar-looking kanji.

- The Tests section includes 4 types of tests:

• You listen to a sentence, and between the two displayed words, you select the one that is in the sentence.
• You get a sentence with a blank space and select the word that fills the gap.
• You get a word with a blank space where a kanji is missing, and you select the correct kanji to complete the word.
• You get a Japanese or English word and select its translation.

- There are 4 games so far. Two of them focus on matching a Japanese word to its hiragana reading, and 2 include matching them to their English translation along with the hiragana reading.

- Vocab section. This is a bit tricky, and I've often wondered if I should keep it or remove it. This section starts empty, and as you mark words as known or move them to the Flashcards section, it gets populated with other words that contain the kanji you know or are learning. So, if you are learning "人" and "一", you get "一人", "一つ", and so on in this section.

- No paywall. All content is free and can be accessed at once, no levels or any other way to limit what you can learn. No login either.

- Ads. The app displays non-invasive banner ads. There is one full-screen ad per completed flashcard session. So, if you have 20 flashcards to review and you only review 19, that's no ad for today. The Games section shows an ad every now and then after you finish a game. I think this amount of ads isn't annoying, but if anyone wants to turn them off or support the app, it's only 1€ / month.