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Grammar, vocabulary, kanji, listening, and full timed mock exams — matched to the real JLPT format. Plus lessons, a plan that adapts to you, and AI that explains every answer. All in one place.
Matches official JLPT section structure and timing
AI explanations for every question, not just the ones you miss
All 5 levels, N5 through N1
Adaptive study plan that tracks toward your exam date
Features
Dojo
Practice that feels like the real test
Real Exam mode is timed, blind, and scored exactly like the official Japanese proficiency exam structure for your level. Practice mode strips the pressure and explains every answer, so you can build understanding before you build speed.
Learn
Grammar, kanji, and vocab, organized the way you'll actually use them
Browse by chapter or jump straight to what's in your study plan today. Every item gets a plain-English explanation and, where relevant, links to the practice questions that test it.
Read: Kanji Overload — a system for 1000+ kanji without burnout →
Study plan
A day-by-day plan that adapts as you go
Set your study days and minutes per session, and get a schedule built from what you still have left to cover — with real deadline pacing once you set an exam date, or steady general progress if you haven't decided yet.
Read: How to build a daily Japanese study routine →
AI explanations
AI that explains, not just grades
Every question comes with a plain-English explanation and a real example sentence — and if that's not enough, ask a follow-up question right there and get an answer that remembers what you just read.
「〜てしまう」adds a sense of completion, regret, or something happening unintentionally. It's often used when something can't be undone — like finishing something completely, or making a mistake.
宿題を忘れてしまいました。
I (unfortunately) forgot my homework.
Exam tip: On the JLPT, 〜てしまう often signals regret or an unintended result — watch for it in reading passages, not just grammar questions.
Ask a follow-up
Is this the same as just using the past tense?
Not quite — plain past tense is neutral. Adding 〜てしまう specifically signals the outcome was unwanted, accidental, or felt final, which the past tense alone doesn't communicate.
Dashboard
See where you stand at a glance
Your streak, activity calendar, and next recommended session are all one screen away — so picking up where you left off never takes more than a click.
Your language
Study in the language you think in
The whole app — not just a few labels — switches with you: English, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, and both Chinese scripts. Explanations, chapter names, and every screen follow your base language automatically.
Most JLPT tools stop at English. We don't.
Why most Japanese study plans fall apart
Most learners don't fail the JLPT because they can't learn Japanese — they fail because their study setup was working against them from the start.
The old way
Scattered material
A textbook here, a flashcard app there, a mock exam PDF from a forum — none of it talks to each other, and nothing adapts to what you're actually struggling with.
JLPT Ready
One system
Grammar, vocabulary, kanji, listening, and full mock exams in one place, all feeding into the same adaptive plan.
The old way
No rhythm
Cramming when you remember, guilt when you don't, no sense of whether you're actually on pace for your exam date.
JLPT Ready
A real schedule
An adaptive study plan that adjusts to your pace, rolls over what you missed, and tells you honestly whether you're on track.
The old way
No strategy, just content
Most tools hand you questions and hope repetition is enough — nobody explains why an answer is right, or teaches you how to manage time under real exam pressure.
JLPT Ready
Explained, not just graded
Every question comes with an AI-generated explanation, plus a real exam mode that matches the JLPT's actual timed, sectioned format.
The old way
English-only, no matter who you are
Nearly every major JLPT tool assumes you already think in English.
JLPT Ready
Explained in your language
Get explanations in Chinese, Vietnamese, or Korean — not just English — because understanding why matters more in your native language than it does in a second one.
How it works
Set your level and goal
Tell us your target JLPT level and exam date (or skip the date — it's optional and you can add it anytime).
Study with AI-explained practice
Work through Learn material and Dojo practice sets, with an AI explanation and exam tip behind every question.
Track progress toward your exam date
Your study plan adapts as you go, so you always know what's next and whether you're on pace.
Plans for however you study
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Real student stories, coming soon
We're pre-launch, so we're not going to show you quotes that aren't real. Once students have used JLPT Ready to prepare for an exam, we'll share their stories here — with their permission, attached to their name.
Questions
Is the JLPT the same as "the Japanese proficiency exam"?
Yes — the JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) is the standard Japanese proficiency exam and Japanese language test used worldwide, with five levels from N5 (beginner) to N1 (advanced). Whatever term you searched — Japanese exam prep, Japanese language test, or JLPT by name — this is the exam this app is built around.
How closely does this match the real JLPT?
Real Exam mode mirrors the official section structure, timing, and scoring model for each level. Question sets are organized by the same mondai (question-type) breakdown the real test uses, so the format is what you'll actually see on test day — we can't guarantee individual questions match, but the structure and pacing do.
What if I don't know my level yet?
Pick your best guess at signup — N5 if you're just starting. You can change your target level anytime from Profile, and Free lets you try N5 with no commitment before you decide whether to unlock the rest.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Plus and Pro are monthly or yearly subscriptions you can cancel anytime from Profile — you keep access until the end of the period you already paid for, then drop to Free. Lifetime is a one-time payment with nothing to cancel.
What happens to my progress if I downgrade?
Nothing is deleted. Your history, streak, and progress stay saved even if you move to Free — you just go back to N5-only access until you upgrade again.
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