Zutto turns the vocab sheets from your class into short daily reviews. Here is everything it does, in one place.
Take a photo of a vocab sheet and Zutto reads the words. Nothing counts until you have checked it.
Phone photos (including HEIC) work, and location data is removed from every photo. Rows that look wrong are flagged so you know where to look.
Short daily reviews in both directions: the meaning from the Japanese, and the Japanese from the meaning.
Romaji turns into kana as you type, and small typos and synonyms are accepted.
Mark the words you already know. They come back now and then instead of every day.
Per word, and you can change your mind.
Search the dictionary by kanji, kana, romaji or English.
Import vocabulary decks you already have.
The words come across; your Anki review history does not.
Set how many new words you start each day and how many come in a lesson. Reviews are spaced for you.
No dates yet. These are planned, not promised for a particular release.
Readings show only on the kanji you haven’t learned yet, worked out from your progress across the places you study.
Install it on your phone, and do your reviews without a connection.
A few reviews from a home-screen widget, in the car with CarPlay, or by asking your home assistant.
Tracks for learning the kana from the start.
Write kanji by hand, from tracing to a blank square.
A private group for your class: one person uploads a sheet, and everyone gets it.
A nudge at the time you choose, and small challenges for a change of pace. Both only if you turn them on.
See your study time and how your words are coming along.