Not sure if kanjivg supports these, but could just add the most common ones manually

Something like "While Ringotan can be used on its own, it works best as a supplementary resource alongside something like Wanikani or Genki"

Something like "come back tomorrow", "keep a regular cadence", etc.

Please consider adding an option to add custom kanji decks rather than only providing the preset decks to study from. I would like to be able to export kanji learned through jpdb.io through their api and be able to study them in Ringotan. Ideally, this import would be done automatically by interfacing with a Ringotan api but any functionality for custom decks would be extremely useful. If there isn't a planned api for Ringotan, a simple interface where the user would paste all kanji to be included in the custom deck would work. Alternatively, Ringotan could read from a text

I can practice the base 46 hiragana but it would be really helpful to be able to practice the other dakuon/yoon as well (for sounds like cha, pa, gu etc)

Sometimes it's really hard to tell if your completed answer has any small visual mistakes, even if you've successfully passed the question. (Optionally) showing the completed user kanji drawing after a successful question would really help with improving the last few inaccuracies I run into when handwriting.

This is not my idea, this is the idea of someone on the android store. But I thought it was a good idea to mention it, just for completion.

The basic idea is to give the user a second chance for Kanji which are really complicated. Maybe in form of a "Second Chance" button, which the user can activate in the options. Maybe some other method?

Gesture navigation (introduced in Android 10) breaks all drawing apps that use the full width of the screen, as far as I can tell.

We should check if the setting is enabled, and if so, show a warning.

Adding a space for inputting your own mnemonics (or copying and pasting from, for example, wanikani).

to remind user to do reviews

I've had multiple comments that users were turned off by how daunting the review can look when lots of start/end points are shown. I should make it more clear that these are only hints that are shown while learning, and are not shown while reviewing (unless you get the answer wrong).

Sometimes, I get a kanji wrong because i accidentally tap the screen somewhere before i even start drawing, etc. In cases like that, it would be good if I could:

 - mark as a flubbed input

 - retry without recording a success or failure, and without revealing the kanji (as this would tell me the answer)

Currently, the only option when this happens is to mark the answer as incorrect, as the fact that i can see the kanji and didn’t draw it means i can’t just assume i’d have gotten it right.

Hello,

I'm wondering if sync support (icloud or any other way) is a planned feature.

I'm considering buying an iPad with an Apple Pencil for more precise drawing, but I would still want to sync the progress with my iPhone since I take it with me much more often.

I tried an Adonit Dash 4 active pencil on my iPhone but up to 5% of the strokes aren't accurately detected which is pretty annoying for the Ringotan usecase.

It would be great to know how long it takes a kanji to go from Aka-chan to sensei. I found I had a bunch them at Tensai and I was wondering for what felt like a long time, "how long will it be before these show up again?"