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Kanjido
Vừa chơi vừa học, nhớ lâu vượt trội
Học Kanji theo phong cách trò chơi. Chọn 1 chữ Kanji, khám phá tất cả từ ghép theo cấp độ JLPT N5→N1.
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Live app: https://kanjido.vercel.app (Recommend for mobile view) - What it does: A gamified kanji learning app. Pick a kanji, pick a word, guess the meaning or reading under a 30-second timer, earn stars. Content mapped to JLPT levels (N5-N1). Vietnamese-first UI, English supported. Last year someone close to me said: "I wish someone would just turn Kanji learning into a game." She had failed N2 multiple times. We lost touch after that - completely cut contact. But I remembered what she said. Months later I had a free weekend. So I built it. Not for her specifically - she may never know it exists. But for myself (someone who loves Japanese culture but finds kanji overwhelming) and for anyone stuck in that same wall. It's a late promise kept. Whether she sees it or not doesn't matter. It exists because she asked. Existing tools fail at Kanji specifically: - Duolingo teaches sentences, not kanji structure. Kanji is an afterthought. - Anki is pure memorization. Effective but soul-crushing - nobody opens Anki because they want to. - Traditional methods = write 50 times, repeat. Works for disciplined people. I'm not one of them. My question: how do I make someone who hates rote memorization (me) open this app every day?
About Kanjido on Product Hunt
“Vừa chơi vừa học, nhớ lâu vượt trội”
Kanjido was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #65 on the daily leaderboard. Học Kanji theo phong cách trò chơi. Chọn 1 chữ Kanji, khám phá tất cả từ ghép theo cấp độ JLPT N5→N1.
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