Finally read, write and remember the kanji you learn — all 270, without drowning in reviews.
- No streaks. No accumulating queue. Open it when you have ten minutes — or ten days from now.
- 270 kanji, grouped into 28 real-life categories — not a random frequency list.
- Web interactive app that scores you and shows exactly what to redo — nothing more.
- Writing practice with numbered stroke order for every kanji.
- A memory method, not just a list — worked examples using your own kanji.
Bought kanji decks before? Never got past the first 40?
If any of this sounds like your last attempt, the Path was built for exactly that.
Everything the Path includes
One download. Every tool you need to read, write and remember all 270 — nothing to install, yours forever.
270 Kanji
28 categories
The full path, in order — a first kanji and a last one. Grouped by the life they show up in, not a random frequency list.
The Memory
Method
Each kanji broken into parts you already know, with worked examples — a method, not just a list.
Writing
Practice
Numbered stroke order for every kanji, plus practice grids — produce them from memory, not just recognise them.
Practice
Tests
Score yourself and see exactly which kanji to redo. No queue, no backlog, no guilt.
The same four steps, every time.
No new system to learn. Open it, test yourself, fix the gaps, close it. That's the whole loop.
Pick a category
Any of the 28. Any order. Whenever you have time.
Test yourself
Instant score. No prep, no waiting.
Fix only the gaps
Redo the ones you missed. Nothing you already know.
Come back anytime
No queue waiting. No streak to lose. Pick up whenever you want.
Not just progress. A different feeling.
No guilt when you skip a day
There's no streak to lose, no queue piling up while you're away. Come back whenever — nothing was waiting to punish you.
You always know where you stand
Not a vague feeling of "studying" — an actual score, category by category. You know exactly what you've got and what you don't.
The first time you finish something
Not another deck you abandoned halfway. A bounded set of 270 kanji — you can genuinely reach the end of it.
Straight answers before you decide.
You've tried kanji tools before. Here's exactly how this one is different — and what it isn't.
How is this different from the flashcard apps I've already tried?
I've started and quit before. Why would this be different?
Do I have to review every day or I'll forget everything?
I already recognize a lot of kanji. Is this too basic for me?
Is this connected to the JLPT or any exam?
What exactly do I get for €27.90?
What if it's not for me?
This isn't another deck you'll abandon at kanji 40.
270 kanji. A system that ends — you can actually reach the last one.