Grammar, vocabulary, reading and listening, built into one path from zero to certified N1 — with spaced repetition, immersion reading, and real conversation practice.
A short adaptive entry exam finds your level across grammar, vocabulary, reading and listening.
Units, lessons and exercises in order — with spaced repetition scheduling the review for you.
Pillar exams roll up into a certification attempt using a compensation model, like a real school.
Hiragana, katakana, ~800 words and basic sentence patterns.
Everyday conversation, te-form, plain form and ~1,500 words.
Bridge level — longer reading, keigo basics, ~3,700 words.
Newspapers, business Japanese and nuanced grammar.
Academic and abstract texts at native reading speed.
“The weakness index is what changed it for me — it kept dragging me back to the grammar I kept dodging.”
Maya K.
“Going from N5 to N4 felt like a course, not a game. The study plan actually held me to a date.”
Jonas D.
“Scenario practice is the closest thing to a tutor I have found. It stays in character and still corrects me.”
Aiko R.