Stroke order, sound, and a story for every character - then quizzes timed to arrive right before you'd forget. Free while in beta · no ads · no account.
Watch it drawn stroke by stroke, hear a native speaker say it, trace it yourself, and pin a picture-story to it - all before the first quiz.
Multiple choice first, then typed answers in romaji. You prove you know it minutes after meeting it.
Spaced repetition schedules each kana at scientifically-timed intervals. The chart is your trail - watch it fill in.
Three minutes from now you'll know あ. Properly.
Open the appほ looks like a HOtel sign to us. Maybe it's a garden hoe to you. Whatever sticks - write it down. When you miss a question, Kana Trail coaches you back with your memory, not ours.
Learn them together (recommended - matching pairs reinforce each other) or one at a time. Refreshers can jump straight to katakana look-alike drills: シ/ツ, ソ/ン.
All 104 characters, the lessons that teach them, and the reviews that make them stick - free during the beta, no strings attached. And yes - there's a full dark theme that follows your system setting.
Kana Trail is completely free while in beta. Jump in, help shape the app.
Late-night session? Kana Trail follows your system theme, light or dark.
No. Progress is saved on your device.
Yes, fully. Install once, study anywhere.
Both together works well - pairs reinforce each other. One at a time is fine too.
Yes - Hepburn plus common variants (し = shi or si, ふ = fu or hu).
Nothing while we're in beta. Final pricing isn't locked in yet - for now, everything is free.
Coming soon. The web app installs on your phone today.
Start with our guides - how the two scripts fit together, and the method that makes them stick.