Make it stick.
Trace every kanji stroke by stroke with live guidance. Reading, meaning and writing exercises come back right as you're about to forget them, woven into the same flow, so there's no deck to manage.

Japanese learning app for iPhone & Android
Swipe through kanji, the words they unlock, and real sentences in one continuous learning flow. Then read Japanese articles, websites and photos with furigana, and learn every word you don't know yet.
Yomaru never shows you a word before you know its kanji, or a sentence before you know its words. Learn 人 and 一人 appears. Learn a few more and you can read 大人一人です (“It is one adult”) on your own.
Trace every kanji stroke by stroke with live guidance. Reading, meaning and writing exercises come back right as you're about to forget them, woven into the same flow, so there's no deck to manage.

Browse Japanese articles, essays and short stories from curated feeds, each tagged with its JLPT difficulty. Pick something that matches your level and open it right inside Yomaru.

Read real websites sentence by sentence. Tap any word for its reading and meaning, see a translation when you need it, and send the whole sentence to Learn with one tap.

Menus, signs, packaging, manga. Take a photo or import one, and Yomaru finds the Japanese text, adds furigana, and turns the words you don't know into lessons.

Your Learn dashboard shows JLPT progress from N5 to N1, the kanji, words and sentences you've picked up, and everything you've discovered recently.

It follows how Japanese is built. You learn a kanji, then the words made from kanji you know, then real sentences made from words you know. Introductions, writing practice and reviews come in one continuous flow, and you can apply it straight away by reading articles, websites and photos.
Yes. Yomaru is free to download and every learning and reading feature is included. The free version shows ads, and a one-time purchase removes them.
The curated path runs from JLPT N5 to N1. If you already know some Japanese, "Find my level" places you on the path, and you can mark individual kanji or words as known.
Lessons, writing practice and reviews work offline. Browsing articles, opening websites and online translation need a connection.
Yes. Paste text, open a website, share an article into the app, or use a photo. Yomaru adds furigana, explains each word, and lets you learn the sentence.
No. There's no sign-up. Your progress stays on your device.
Yes. Get it on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, or on Google Play for Android.
Free on iPhone and Android.