Ari Kanji – Giapponese

You study a kanji today, and in three days it's as if you've never seen it before.

It's not a memory problem: it's the method. Complicated explanations, kanji presented in dictionary order rather than the order your memory can remember, reviews that pile up until studying becomes a burden.

Ari Kanji was created to break this cycle. It's designed and written in Italian—not translated from an English app—and built on a simple principle: a few kanji at a time, explained well, reviewed at the right time.

HOW IT WORKS

• Short lessons: a few kanji at a time, with illustrations and real-world contexts that transform them into images, rather than symbols to memorize

• Today's review: Spaced Repetition (SRS) reminds you of each kanji just before you forget it, always with a light load

• Quizzes in multiple formats and the Dojo, to test your memory without anxiety

• Reading passages in Japanese that unlock based on the kanji you know: real texts, never out of your reach

• JLPT and thematic collections: the kanji you learn become collections to browse

YOUR PATH

• Student card: your profile, customizable and shareable

• Consistency, review, and memory statistics

• Add your friends and track each other's progress — without rankings or comparisons

• Light and dark themes, haptic feedback, attention to detail on every screen

FREE AND PRO

Ari Kanji is free to use: lessons, review Daily, Dojo, and reading passages, forever. With Ari Kanji Pro, you get double daily lessons, unlimited access to the Dojo, unlock all passages, up to 10 personal collections, and in-depth statistics. You can try Pro free for 14 days.

CONSTANTLY GROWING

New kanji, passages, and features arrive regularly: the app you download today is already richer than last month's.

WHO'S BEHIND

Ari Kanji is developed in Italy by a private Japanese teacher and designer: someone who knows firsthand the frustration of forgetting kanji, and who built the app he wished he had. It's part of Giappomente, the Italian project for studying Japanese. If something doesn't make sense or you have an idea, write to arikanji@giappomente.com: I'll actually read and respond.