Practice reminders are here. • Daily reminder. Tap the bell on the Study tab, pick a time, and Kanji Finder sends a gentle nudge to review your kanji. Tapping it takes you straight to Study. Enjoying Kanji Finder? A rating helps a lot.

Thanks to everyone who sent feedback. This update is mostly your requests: • Ready-made kanji lists. Add JLPT N5 or themed sets (numbers, time, nature, body, family, places, colors, verbs) in one tap, from the Saved or Study tab. • Better pronunciation. Example words now play native-speaker recordings with natural intonation. Readings are spoken more clearly, and they also play with the silent switch on. • All meanings. Kanji with several meanings now show each one on the detail screen. • A smarter Saved list. Search by kanji, meaning or reading. Sort by date saved, meaning, stroke count or reading. Choose cards, compact or grid. • Fixes. Tapping a search result now opens the kanji. Quiz answers respond to taps more reliably. • Dark mode. Richer background and brighter blue buttons. Enjoying Kanji Finder? A rating helps a lot.

Kanji Finder 2.0 is rebuilt from the ground up. NEW • Study tab: save any kanji and it becomes a flashcard. Reviews are scheduled so each kanji returns just before you would forget it. • Quizzes: pick the meaning, pick the reading, or hear a reading and pick the kanji. Build a combo streak. • Kanji of the Day widget for the Home Screen and Lock Screen, showing a saved kanji and how many are waiting for review. • Brand-new design for iOS 26, with a Search / Study / Saved tab bar. • Faster search by Japanese, romaji or English. • Stroke order, onyomi and kunyomi readings, spoken audio and example words on every kanji page. Thanks for using Kanji Finder. If it helps your studies, a rating on the App Store means a lot.

iOS 18.0 support. Light, dark and tinted icons.

Fixed an issue where the search would not be working.

iPhone X support General optimisation and performance improvements

Fixed a crash that could sometimes occur on launching the app. Fixed a bug that sometimes would not let you search on a cellular connection.