Follow Your Path Through Japanese
Vocabulary, kanji, grammar and reading in one place. Build a daily routine on iPhone and iPad, with lessons and reviews that work together.
Version 1.0.0 is being prepared for the App Store. Start with kana and the first three N5 units for free; additional course content requires a subscription. The N5–N1 course is still growing.
辿り - Tadori (ta-DOH-ree), “to follow the path.”
One Connected Review Queue
Vocabulary, kanji, grammar and kana share a single spaced-repetition schedule, so due practice arrives together. Choose a daily goal and return to the material that needs another look.
Get to Know Each Kanji
Explore meanings, readings and example words, then watch the stroke order and practice tracing the character.
Look Up Words Offline
30,136 entries bundled in the app. Type romaji, kana, kanji or English. Save useful words for later study.
Read With Support
Japanese passages bring vocabulary and grammar into context. Use furigana, word lookup and comprehension practice, then revisit saved attempts and continue from your reading place.
Inside Tadori Japanese
A course to follow, characters to practice and words to look up when you need them.
A Growing N5–N1 Course
Begin with hiragana and katakana, build a foundation in N5, or take the optional placement check. This dated inventory shows the material in development. No level is complete yet.
| Level | Vocab | Kanji | Grammar | Units | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| N5 | 662 | 80 | 117 | 56 | In progress |
| N4 | 634 | 166 | 175 | 80 | In progress |
| N3 | 1648 | 369 | 156 | 94 | In progress |
| N2 | 1717 | 369 | 158 | 99 | In progress |
| N1 | 3112 | 1232 | 225 | 99 | In progress |
Across all five levels: 428 units, 223 kana across 13 lessons, graded reading passages and timed mock exams. Development inventory checked October 23, 2026. Counts are not a release-readiness or curriculum-completeness claim; per-level items can overlap. Explore Each Level.
Study Offline, With Optional Backup
Core lessons, reviews, reading and dictionary lookup work offline on iPhone and iPad. No account is needed to begin. Internet access is needed for account backup, purchases and app updates.
Optional Sign in with Apple lets you back up study progress and private study material. Delete the account from Settings to remove the server backup while retaining progress on your device.
The privacy policy explains account backup, subscription data and Expo update diagnostics. The app has no ads and does not use cross-app advertising tracking.
Before You Start
Do I need an account?
No account is needed for study. Progress is saved on your iPhone or iPad. Sign in with Apple is optional and enables account backup. More in the privacy policy.
Does it work offline?
Core study and the 30,136-entry dictionary work offline. Account backup, purchases and downloading updates need an internet connection.
Is the whole N5–N1 path finished?
No. All five levels contain material, but none is complete. The inventory above is a development snapshot, rather than an official JLPT syllabus or a guarantee of an exam result.
What is free?
Kana and the first three N5 units are free. Additional course content requires a subscription. Plans and prices appear in the app before purchase.
Where does the Japanese data come from?
The dictionary is JMdict, used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Every source is listed with its license.