Currently the time between reviews is way too slow to be fully functional for me, too much time elapses and I forget the kanji completely. We need a way to change the speed at which a kanji will come back for review to properly account for brains that function differently.

A way for the learner to customize which learning stages and in what order. For example, I would like to try this order to see if it suits my learning style:

Stage 1: Full kanji with stroke order.

2: Full kanji without stroke order.

3: First stroke only, without stroke order.

4: Blank screen.

I've been following the WaniKani lesson plan and am still quite early on. I just this evening decided to play around with a couple of more advanced Kanji using the Custom Review feature, just to get a feel for how the app handles Kanji that are a little more complicated, but now I find that the Kanji I experimented with are in my lesson queue and I can't seem to be able to get rid of them.

See below, I'm only on the third level of the WaniKani lesson plan, but 蟹, 臓, 鈍, and 何 are now in my

https://github.com/scriptin/topokanji/blob/master/lists/aozora.txt

I would like an option to prompt the intrinsic meaning of the kanji instead of words it is part of. 'Intrinsic meaning' refers to the words shown after drawing a kanji at the bottom of the screen, i.e. 'study; learning; science' for 学 instead of 'university (2), school(1), student (1)'. This would of course make the hiragana and audio parts of the prompt impossible/unnecassary. The idea behind this is to improve the support for the Remembering the Kanji approach, where the stroke orders and meaning (more precisely a so-called key word) of the kanji are learned separately and pronunciation and combinations

From this post

“pen only” mode so I don’t fail just by touching the area with my fingers or palm

I'm not sure if this is possible in Xamarin, but it's worth looking into

I'd appreciate if the list from the Japanese education system could be added.

Full list here:

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%AD%A6%E5%B9%B4%E5%88%A5%E6%BC%A2%E5%AD%97%E9%85%8D%E5%BD%93%E8%A1%A8

This is the list from the Ministry of Education, and my kids (attending Japanese hoshuko, in North America) could benifit from this.

I'm happy to format the list into a suitable format, if you could provide an example.

I can also group them into reasonable sublists (~10 per 'lesson').

From this post

on Tab S7 FE the box is still quite big at 25% and since the pen is very precise it could be good to get handwriting to smaller size with this app.

For people who leave the app open

Following on from Basic Kanji Book (Bonjinsha) support here's the word list for Basic Kanji Book Volume 2, lessons 23-45 (249 kanji numbered 252 through 500). I don't have the book itself at-hand (I photographed a more-senior student's copy last week and just now typed it out), but I assume it's the 2022 edition, with the list unchanged since the 2015 revision, similar to volume one.

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Any chance on an ETA for the next Ringotan release? I'd love to

I often find myself irritated and influenced by the traces that appear while drawing lines.

How about an option to not show the trace until the character has been fully drawn and the finger lifted from the screen?

That way it would be easer to tell if you really remembered how to draw the character.

Algorithm will take care of the rest

It's confusing when the app shows "2 new" when you still have lots is items to review. The only time that happens is if you were in the middle of learning a kanji and stopped

Sorry if this already posted, the name of the book is not exactly search-friendly; "kanji" returns half the support database.

The books being used by my school are https://www.bonjinsha.com/wp/bkb (and probably the Intermediate Kanji Book at a higher level) and it'd be great to have their order supported in this app.

Their app (https://www.bonjinsha.com/wp/bkb#BK02) appears to contain the full word list.