Three drills
Three drills for children
Three drills for elementary-school study, all built the same way: you answer the problems that appear on a blackboard.
A round is 10 questions and takes about three minutes. In all three, the problems you find hard come up more often, and no sign-in is needed.
Daily Math
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division — 42 types in all.
7 + 5
The arithmetic taught in elementary school, including problems with a box (□ + 5 = 12). The faster you answer, the better the mark you get.
Daily Kanji
All 1,026 characters of years 1–6 — about 5,750 questions.
アイドル歌手
One kanji in a short phrase is the question. Some ask for the reading, others for the character itself. Kanji not yet taught at school carry small furigana.
Daily Proverbs
130 Japanese proverbs, asked in three different ways.
犬も歩けば □
Proverbs are asked three ways — fill in the blank, match a meaning, or match a scene. The aim is knowing what a proverb means and when to use it, not handwriting.
Each app remembers what you got wrong, or have not seen for a while, and weights the questions accordingly — so you do not just repeat what you are already good at.
The pictures you win are collected and can be looked at again any time. They never disappear.
How many you solved, how many you got right, and how long you took — kept day by day, with a view of where the weak spots are.
No name, no password — open it and start. Your record continues as long as you use the same browser.
The three apps are published separately. All are free to use.