There is tons of great open source data out already, like https://github.com/chanind/hanzi-writer?tab=readme-ov-file and https://github.com/skishore/makemeahanzi and given you already have Ringotan put together, I wonder if feeding this data in wouldn’t be fairly trivial. I can ALMOST replicate Ringotan-like function using this tool https://github.com/krmanik/Anki-xiehanzi to pull from those resources into an Anki deck, but by default they're teaching hanzi by having you draw over the outlines instead of testing you on hanzi like Ringotan does with kanji. I spent a few hours trying to duct tape my way into a solitution, to mixed results. But even if I managed to get

Hi, Is there a way to practice hiragana and katana with dakuten (and handakuten). Sometimes, it is easy to learn having some writing experience. Thank for the awesome and practical app!

While I understand it may not be commonly used anymore, some of us are required to learn it for class. It would be super helpful for those of us that do, if this katakana could be added to the custom lessons.

I saw your blog post describing the algorithm used in this app and I wonder about this difficulty factor. In Anki there seemed to be the whole issue around "ease factor", so much that one of the most used addons modified this. It's an outdated issue with the new FSRS there though.

So what I'd like to ask is, how does your current algorithm behave when you fail a review many times, then start being succesful again? Do the initial failures mean you're forever cursed with short review interval for that specific review, or will it fix itself? I see

Can you add this missing letter please.

Hello there,

Is there anyway I can adjust the "Study" function so that it teaches me one hiragana/katakana "sound group at a time"?

For instance: learning "ka, ki, ku, ke, ko" and practicing those instead of getting 6-9 new letters at a time?

Cheers

For the kanji 緯 the furigana for 緯度 is けい but audio is りくさつ

This is probably a moonshot, but imagine this: I am studying 200 kanji. I want to practice reading those kanji. Ringotan knows what kanji I am studying and maybe connects to a db somewhere that stores all the vocab for various books. It then recommends books that use kanji only up to the point I have studied kanji.

Conversely, we could select books we want to be able to read, and ringotan would make a custom review of all the kanji therein that we need to know.

The third stroke of 倒's start and end are shown correctly (the < like stroke), however it will be marked as incorrect if you do not write it the opposite way it is shown.

I want to keep my settings to give me new kanji as soon as I burn them in WaniKani, but I'm also adding kanji in myself and these often aren't in the WK set. I have to go to settings, change the mode, review the kanji, go back to srttings, and swap it back to WK mode again. Shouldn't it be possible to find all the kanji in the app no matter which mode you're in? And just in case: you do continue reviewing kanji that aren't in the learning mode you're currently in, right? 

In the days field of "Set Daily New Kanji Limit" (when tapping on the enabled "Limit Kanji Per Day" option) I cannot enter decimal numbers.

I cannot enter a point "." to get for example 0.5 days (it just does not enter the point when tapping "." on the phone keyboard) and when I use a comma "," instead, it registers the number as if the comma was not present, e. g. entering "1,5" changes it to 15 days.

Since the default value was 0.5 days I know decimal numbers should be possible. But after changing to an integer I

Some schools in the UK offer Japanese as a subject for GCSE, it would be very useful if there was a choice to arrange the kanji in GCSE order

Currently Ringotan goes up to around 1950 kanji using the Kanji in Context textbook. I'd like to see the rest of the kanji from the book be uploaded to the app. 

How about a vacation mode? Ideally it would work in a way that would freeze all scheduled reviews rather just just push the "vacation" days back and then have them all hit at the same time.

I noticed that some pronunciations, such as for "ri" are very quiet compared to other pronunciations. Also, for the more audible pronunciations, it's still a bit quiet and have to put my volume to almost 3/4 max to be able to hear most of them. Would it be possible to balance the audio so they're all the same volume, and make them all louder so they're more audible at lower volumes?

I'd like to take the kanji that I know pretty well, and update the list of kanji in Satori Reader, so that it displays kanji according to my knowledge. Even being able to copy the kanji by level would be a help. Thanks!

The last two words on 郵 not displayed properly. See screen shot that Kanji are hidden by English translations. 

https://ibb.co/wL8xJ5X

At the moment I'm using the "limit new kanji per day" feature set to 3 per 1 day, however, the "day" resets at 10pm which makes me involuntarily skip some days, and then have 0 new kanji to learn next day. Due to the refresh timing I end up doing some day's kanji the night before.

Right now, when no results are found, it says nothing.

We should add icon + "no results found" + "clear filters"

The third stroke of 鹿 seems to self-intersect or something. Doesn't have any effect on the ability to draw the Kanji though.