Read Japanese. Tap the word you’re stuck on.
Novels, manga: snap the page. The word explained in two seconds.
Games, anime, web pages: aim at the screen. The word explained in two seconds.
Wherever you read
The same gesture, everywhere.
01
On your manga.
One bubble, one word.
「ブラックジャックによろしく」佐藤秀峰
02
On your book.
Snap the page.
03
On your anime.
Prepare the episode, then watch.
Sintel · © Blender Foundation · CC BY
04
On your game.
LT + RT, over the game.
05
On any web page.
The extension, on any website.
Wikipédia · CC BY-SA
One sentence, five gestures
From the stuck word to the learnt card.
- 1
You tap the word.
Reading, meaning, dictionary form.
- 2
You ask Jiyo.
He explains your sentence, not a rule in general.
- 3
“+ Deck”. The card is made.
The sentence, the word, the explanation and the strip of page. Nothing to type. On PC, your captures illustrate a whole deck.
- 4
You review.
Anki’s buttons, or type and let Jiyomi grade.
- 5
Jiyo learns what you know.
Furigana drop off the words you know. Colour stays on what’s new.
Free, except the AI
Almost everything is free. For real.
Free, no limit
- Reading: photo, reticle, subtitles, web pages
- The full dictionary, offline
- Cards, decks, sync, Anki export
- Reviewing: “Me”, “Me, then Jiyomi”, the exercises
- Jiyo and the other companions
字Subscription
- Ask Jiyo, translate, explain: one glyph per request
- Reviewing in “Jiyomi” mode (first session free)
- “Produce”, corrected by the AI
- Preparing an episode (the first one is free)
The price is shown in the app. One try is on us.
What you won’t do
Import your booksType your cardsKeep a daily streakGo through EnglishWatch an ad
Download
On your phone, your PC and your browser.
iPhone and iPad
Download on theApp StoreAndroid
Get it onGoogle PlayThree questions
Is it really free?
Yes, and unlimited: the photo, the reticle, furigana, the dictionary, cards. Only AI help is paid.
Does it work offline?
Yes. The dictionary downloads once, then everything works offline, except AI help.
With my own books and games?
That’s the point. Nothing to import: you photograph the page, or aim at the screen.