I’m rarely compelled to write reviews but this app is just so good that I had to. If you wanna master hiragana and katakana, this is probably the most efficient system and best design I’ve ever seen for this process. Most apps will make you do shallow recall where they show you a character and you have to pick the right roumanji or type it in, which isn’t that efficient from a memory standpoint. This app makes you recall how to write them with the correct stroke order…which other apps do, but the difficulty curve is perfect, which no other app seems to get right. You learn each in a group (5 characters per group) and it starts by ghost tracing the character which you then have to trace in yourself while the character is visibly on the screen. Then it moves to tracing it for you and then making the trace disappear so you have to memorize what it looked like and then draw, and then finally no tracing where you have to recall it yourself. Each round takes about 10 to 15 minutes so the recognition really gets burned into your brain.Can’t stress this enough, the design and strategy of this app is AMAZING. Completely worth unlocking the paid version. Thanks y’all. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Although it’s not perfect, out of all the kanji learning apps I’ve downloaded and used I think this is possibly one of the best. Not a lot of apps have a function to test writing and this is one of the few that does it well in terms of simplicity of the app and needs. The biggest thing holding it back however is the set list unfortunately. It does not have the full N1 and N2 list which is understandable since they are a small team and there is A LOT of N1 words and kanji. Maybe there’s a possibility of releasing it in batches instead of all at once, that would make N1 a little less daunting.One thing I wish it would have though is the option to not repeat kanjis/words if they’ve already been shown once. It does make reviewing big kanji set lists repetitive if trying to test ourselves but other than that this app is great for intermediate level learners and until they can achieve the full set list it has the potential to be a must pick app for Japanese kanji learning.

No other Japanese script-learning app was worth my money quite as much as this one. Zero regrets. Absolutely zero. I would buy it again in a heartbeat.The UI of this app impresses me all over again every time I open it. It's simple, and not the ugly kind of minimalistic simple. It's ELEGANT. It's bright and cheerful and makes you feel good without coming off as childish. Don't underestimate the motivational push that beautiful design can give you when you're in a studying slump.The actual content is incredible and beautifully customizable. I downloaded it to learn katakana but right after I downloaded it they added a Kanji section which was downright HEAVEN SENT. Unlike other apps where they group certain kanji together by default and you're stuck learning them in predetermined groups, Robokana lets you select the kanji yourself and group them into your OWN study sets!! This is perfect for me because I can align my study sets with the kanji I'm learning in my japanese class at university. There are different types of questions that you can toggle on or off for your study sessions too. If you're learning a set for the first time, you could keep all question types turned on. But if you're reviewing a set you already know, you could keep only the writing questions turned on for more concentrated practice. You can even select exactly how many questions you want, from a low number like 10 to a WHOPPING 700 QUESTIONS. Robokana is perfect perfect perfect for kanji drilling, and the only setback now is that only N5 level kanji are currently available on the app. But I'm extremely enthusiastic about higher N levels being added in the future! Please add them soon!!

I love this app, I’m taking Japanese 1 this semester and it’s helped me memorized things on the go. The only thing that just annoys me so much is the fact that if you don’t get the stroke order perfectly but know the character it resets your progress little by little. Then I just have that one stroke order stuck in my head slowly forgetting the one I previously memorized. Then there’s the fact that if you have different devices even if it’s linked to the same iTunes account it won’t save the progress to the other device. But those are my only complaints. You guys should make an app or section for kanji too, would definitely buy 😆!