InkDojo
Learn to write Japanese kanji — stroke by stroke,
the way it's actually written.
76-second tour · plays from YouTube
Real brush-stroke feedback
Most apps check whether the finished shape looks right. InkDojo checks how you drew it — every stroke judged on its start, its end, its shape and its length. The model you trace is drawn with real brush endings: the stops (tome), hooks (hane) and sweeps (harai) that make handwriting look Japanese.
JLPT-level courses
Start from JLPT N5 and work upward through curated sets, with meanings and readings alongside every character you write.
Prove it from memory
Every kanji you trace gets a test the next day: a blank square, no outline, write it from memory to earn its star. Anything you stumble on comes back for another test — anything you get right is done, so the review list never piles up.