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Great complimentary app
An excellent app if you are learning 'the heisig way'. With the latest update you can search keywords faster and you can import your stories from the website reviewing the kanji. The only things missing are search by keyword number and the third heisig volume.
Useful but sorely needs updating
This app is useful, particularly in combination with other Japanese learning apps and the associated book. But it has some annoying (and likely easy to fix) limitations. Reasons for taking off two stars are:
- only works in portrait mode, so it is very annoying to turn tablet around, when using in combination with other apps that can support either portrait or landscape
- search mode is set to numbers, and cannot be defaulted to letters
- since presumably is a companion to a book, why is it not pre-populated with said book’s stories?
If these issues were addressed, it could be a 4 or 5 star app.
No Heisig story???
Pros-
Organizes all 3 books by lesson
Using writing as part of the flash card(and being able to compare it yourself as opposed to fighting with a writing AI)
Cons-
Setting up your own flash cards can’t be done from the kanji study itself and need to go into index
No Heisig stories which are the core of the teaching style!!! Writing your own story can defeat the purpose because if you mislabel a primitive you can mess up learning other primaries and kanji.
Best App for Heisig method
Don’t believe naysayers — this app is amazing and worth the money, especially if you’re already using the accompanying books to learn Kanji via Heisig method.
Pros:
-Kanji separated out by lessons, easy review
-Practice reading kanji
-Practice writing kanji
-Primitives given on back of card
-Blank space (“story” area) to make use of Heisig’s story or memorable mnemonics OR ability to create your own. This is a fantastic space to expand or link knowledge (like Chinese v Japanese words/additional references). Also the ability to use any installed keyboard (Chinese, Japanese) and not just English keyboard support is fantastic!
-Watch kanji being drawn in real time with stroke order — super clean, beautifully scripted
-Ability to create your own study lists
-Chinese readings index
-Japanese readings index
The only con I see is that it doesn’t offer automatic timed repetition (like Anki), but this is minor considering that the app isn’t just meant to be a basic flashcard review app. The true worth of this app is to have you structure/stack your knowledge while you’re actively learning, so that you can rehearse it later with ease. Genius :)
Very disappointed
I should have read the reviews before spending $10 on this app. Without the stories this is just a robust kanji dictionary, and there are plenty of other free or cheaper apps that do the same thing. I’m going to try to get a refund
Great companion app
Great companion to the book, supports versions 5 and 6 of the book. On Apple, the backup crashes every time, so only 4 stars. I have to screen capture to back up my progress.
You would think it would included
Audio and more of a actual compliment too the book to study with ease. I WANT A REFUND
Search uses wrong keyboard but good otherwise
It’s very annoying that search brings up the numeric keyboard when I literally never search by number. It should default to alphabetical so I can check kanjis by name easily.
Really good
2 things would get it 5 stars.
- preload Heisig stories
- app should remember where I left off on a study list. It’s not fun when you’re trying to practice 500 randomized kanji, get through half the list, pause and then cannot continue from where I left off.
Adding an SRS kind of memorization system would be great.
Great app to have alongside RTK
Great as a companion app for the book. The Study Lists are a great way to keep track of your progress by placing, for example, all the kanji you’ve learned in a week into 1 study list. Unfortunately, this app does NOT have a SRS (spaced repetition software); but it’s not like it needs it, after all you can just use Anki or Koohii.
TL;DR: great for sort-term study and keeping track of your progress.
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