Wanted to share something I built for myself!
I built mykanji.app after struggling to find a tool that showed how kanji are structurally connected through their graphical components. As it became feature-rich enough, I decided to launch it for use of others as well.
The core feature is a component graph (“Kanji Atlas”) that breaks kanji down layer by layer into radicals and graphemes, so you can visually explore how characters are constructed and related to one another. Demo at https://mykanji.app/components/kanji/鬱
It also includes spaced repetition lessons organized by Japanese elementary school grades, along with several other learning tools.
Would love feedback from anyone learning kanji. Happy to do a walkthrough as well—feel free to DM me!