Kanji Draw

Low number of kanji

Previously I want to say it’s mostly outstanding app for kanji studying. Cool-looking interface and content. But there are some issues with usability. First of all, on iPad cards are the same size as on iPhone. I want to practice in writing kanji on big screen, give me this space! Why can’t I use all my screen as writing field? It’s a little difficult to write all the complex details without a stylus. Secondly, I need more flexibility with creating custom lessons. I can’t see exactly which kanji is found with my search request and choose which I want to add to the lesson. Typical case is when I need to practice a number of exact kanji, so I want to add only those to my custom lesson. If you guys fix this issues, the app would be perfect for me ) And of course you will receive all 5 stars, but now it’s only 4.

I was really excited by the simplicity of the app and its design. And demo pics were quite awesome, but there is no pics after the purchase of the lessons, so you need to draw all the picture yourself or surf the net for the appropriate ones. That is not an option for people with poor drawing skills. Could you add "see shared pictures" so anyone could choose pictures among shared?

Awesome application for learning kanji with fun. And you won't feel lonely during it as there is sharing community, where you can see other people's pictures related to certain kanji. Real sound of the words is also a plus!

The design is very cool and fun, but in the demo version it doesn’t explain at all how extensive the library is, what kind of features are offered, what settings you have etc. I wouldn’t pay 500Yen for an app if I don’t know what I will get.

This is helpful for gaikokujin to learn kanji. We can also learn source of each kanji by cool illusts.

Not the worst app, looks good and runs smooth, but misses the point of being a study aid entirely. Kanji library is tiny - about 10% of total even after purchase. App is worthless once you’ve learned these. No replies from customer support about whether library will be expanded.

This is a fantastic app. Very well designed! It has everything you could want in a kanji app and then some.

I came here to learn kanji but when I open the app I see a zoomed in picture of a textbook page, but such that you can only see half of the page. It doesn’t allow you to scrub across the page either. It does, however allow you to scroll down to what appears to be a child’s artwork, which is quite cute but not at all helpful for learning Japanese.

This demo version had me really excited, and I was ready to purchase the full version. Unfortunately 300 is not nearly enough for me. Bump it up to 2000 for the JLPT N1 and I’ll buy in a heartbeat. Also disappointing that I had to search comments to find out how many the paid version had to offer. This really ought to be on both the app presentation and at the point of purchase....