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A cat gives you a reason to return
Your motivation is simple: check on your cat. Japanese practice fits naturally into that moment.
โจ New: JLPT N5 to N1 levels now available
Meet a cat. Learn a little Japanese. Come back tomorrow.
A warm, low-pressure Japanese vocabulary game for learners anywhere in the world. Master official JLPT N5โN1 levels or foundational vocabulary at your own pace.
Start your Japanese journey Free to try ยท No sign-up required
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Meet your cat
Your cat today
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Made for learners who
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Want a Japanese habit that is easy to keep
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Want to study for the JLPT (N5โN1) without the usual stress
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Love cats, cozy games, and small daily wins
HOW TO PLAY
Learn Japanese by coming back to a cat
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Real videos make every answer feel alive
Real cat reactions turn correct answers into tiny celebrations.
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Missed words come back when you need them
Words you miss return first, so review feels helpful instead of heavy.
JLPT N5 to N1 & Everyday Japanese
From your first words to official JLPT N5โN1 preparation.
Choose from official JLPT levels (N5 to N1) or foundational vocabulary, and grow at the pace that feels right for you.
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No streak pressure
Take a break without falling behind.
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Practice in a few minutes
Your cat's reactions keep you turning the next page.
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Learn with context and repetition
Switch between JLPT levels anytime to match your goals.
LEARN BY GOAL
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FAQ
FAQ
I could never stick with vocabulary apps. Is this different?๏ผ
Yes. There are no quotas, penalties, or stressful rankings. You learn words naturally while caring for a cat.
Can I really learn by just playing?๏ผ
Missed words appear again more often, so review happens naturally while you spend time with your cat.
What levels are available?๏ผ
Your cat supports all official JLPT levels from N5 (beginner) to N1 (advanced), as well as foundational everyday Japanese. You can freely switch levels anytime.
Is it free?๏ผ
Yes. You can start for free in your browser without signing up.
Do I need an account?๏ผ
No. Link a Google account only if you want to keep your save when changing devices.
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It wasn't your fault that studying didn't stick.
That vocabulary book simply wasn't a fit. your cat will give you a reason to come back.
Meet your cat