Kana, kanji, grammar, vocab, reading, listening and JLPT mock tests in one platform, plus a private tutor for speaking practice. Built by a Japanese teacher who has taught hundreds of students. N5 to N1, new content weekly. Free to start, no credit card.
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I'm Nana, a Japanese teacher. Over the years I've taught hundreds of students, and I kept watching the same thing happen. People start motivated, download five apps, buy two textbooks, and quit around month two. Japanese isn't what beats them. The habit is.
So I built Dozo, the platform I wished I could hand every student on day one.
The first two months are designed around one job: getting you to study every day. Ten to fifteen minutes is enough. You get a plan sized to your real level from a placement test, daily targets you can actually hit, and a streak that makes showing up feel normal instead of forced. Once the habit holds, everything else compounds.
Underneath that, the platform tracks you skill by skill. Grammar, vocabulary, kanji, listening, each one measured separately, rolled into a JLPT readiness score, with your weak areas surfaced automatically. Spaced repetition then pulls cards from what you actually studied and resurfaces them right before you'd forget.
Here's the part I care about most. Your teacher sees that same picture. They follow your progress between lessons, spot where you're slipping, and walk into every session already knowing what to work on. So your 1-on-1 time goes to speaking, not to reviewing flashcards together. You talk, they correct, you leave more confident than you came in.
Everything else lives in one place too: hiragana and katakana with stroke order and native audio, 2,200+ kanji, full N5 to N1 grammar and vocabulary, graded reading stories with furigana, listening built on real situations like ordering food and checking into a hotel, and JLPT mock tests.
Free to start, no credit card, and first users get a month free while we build this out together.
One question for you: what made you quit Japanese the last time you tried? I'm reading every comment today.
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the fact that a real Japanese teacher built this shows, honestly. the weekly new content thing is kind of a game changer for staying consistent with study
the fact that a real Japanese teacher built this shows, honestly. the weekly new content thing is kind of a game changer for staying consistent with study
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Thanks for the upvote and follow, Birol!
I would love to have you try it and give us more feedback, arigato!