Kanji Draw 40%

Nice app Really wish I could see both the English meaning and the on-kun readings, instead of having to choose between them, though ^^;

Great, but needs improvement This program is great and doesn't make the same mistakes a lot of the others do. One of the few I've seen that actually list the readings along side the kanji in hiragana and katakana. Major improvements for me would be: Show the readings in practice mode! Don't scroll the readings automatically! Let us do it when we need to! I would use this every day and have no problem paying to do so if those two things were changed.

My Favorite app. I am currently learning Japanese using Rosseta Stone and they concentrate that much on Kanji writing. So i sought to find an app for such a thing. And this was my best app that fufilled such requirements.

Very fast and works like a game! I would say my Japanese is good but my kanji skills are terrible. This app will hopefully correct all the incorrect stroke orders I have gotten used to and I look forward when the more difficult kanjis are added.

Unusable. Does not show correct stroke order, useless if you get a stroke wrong, you don't know what you did wrong. Even if you do use correct stroke order it often marks you wrong for no apparent reason even with accuracy set to forgiving. Spend more time wondering what you did wrong than actually reviewing. Fix accuracy and show stroke order on items or this is useless.

I use it with hiragana learning... experiment. I love kanji draw. However(!), it is an incomplete program.

Very nice Although I seem to be consistently failing with the 'woman' radical, which leads me to believe that it's not me but rather a defect.

decent but not very handwriting centric The app has no trouble running on a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 The real problem is that it is way too sensitive. It should be a little closer to Japanese handwriting recognition software and not demand that users write in the exact same spacing, proportion, and stroke distribution as the font the app uses. (Although I'm well aware of how much more difficult it would be to implement but it's part of the core experience of the app) This could be a great app to practice kanji writing while on the train, etc however currently, it is almost too troublesome to use. I will keep this installed and check for future updates and hope they can continue to further improve this app and make it go from a good app to an awesome app. もっとふつうな書き方を使えたら、これはすごくいいアプリになれる。 とりあえず、電車とかバスでこのアプリの使い方はちょっとめんどくさい。 これから、もっといいバージョンを楽しみ

App is excellent. 2 reasons. gave fdbk to developer for onKun to register on mind while drawing. Wow! Also kanji in printed form for learning to read

Decent, but... Still has some issues. This app teaches writing as if you are a computer - sometimes correct, but often handwritten strokes in kanji are different than the form in printed media. You would get funny looks if you wrote this way. Kanji info display is awkward, not well integrated. Custom list creation like Obenkyo would be nice. App is coming along nicely, but due to these issues it is not yet very useful.

Nice app Really wish I could see both the English meaning and the on-kun readings, instead of having to choose between them, though ^^;

Great, but needs improvement This program is great and doesn't make the same mistakes a lot of the others do. One of the few I've seen that actually list the readings along side the kanji in hiragana and katakana. Major improvements for me would be: Show the readings in practice mode! Don't scroll the readings automatically! Let us do it when we need to! I would use this every day and have no problem paying to do so if those two things were changed.

My Favorite app. I am currently learning Japanese using Rosseta Stone and they concentrate that much on Kanji writing. So i sought to find an app for such a thing. And this was my best app that fufilled such requirements.

Very fast and works like a game! I would say my Japanese is good but my kanji skills are terrible. This app will hopefully correct all the incorrect stroke orders I have gotten used to and I look forward when the more difficult kanjis are added.

Unusable. Does not show correct stroke order, useless if you get a stroke wrong, you don't know what you did wrong. Even if you do use correct stroke order it often marks you wrong for no apparent reason even with accuracy set to forgiving. Spend more time wondering what you did wrong than actually reviewing. Fix accuracy and show stroke order on items or this is useless.

I use it with hiragana learning... experiment. I love kanji draw. However(!), it is an incomplete program.

Very nice Although I seem to be consistently failing with the 'woman' radical, which leads me to believe that it's not me but rather a defect.

decent but not very handwriting centric The app has no trouble running on a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 The real problem is that it is way too sensitive. It should be a little closer to Japanese handwriting recognition software and not demand that users write in the exact same spacing, proportion, and stroke distribution as the font the app uses. (Although I'm well aware of how much more difficult it would be to implement but it's part of the core experience of the app) This could be a great app to practice kanji writing while on the train, etc however currently, it is almost too troublesome to use. I will keep this installed and check for future updates and hope they can continue to further improve this app and make it go from a good app to an awesome app. もっとふつうな書き方を使えたら、これはすごくいいアプリになれる。 とりあえず、電車とかバスでこのアプリの使い方はちょっとめんどくさい。 これから、もっといいバージョンを楽しみ

App is excellent. 2 reasons. gave fdbk to developer for onKun to register on mind while drawing. Wow! Also kanji in printed form for learning to read

Decent, but... Still has some issues. This app teaches writing as if you are a computer - sometimes correct, but often handwritten strokes in kanji are different than the form in printed media. You would get funny looks if you wrote this way. Kanji info display is awkward, not well integrated. Custom list creation like Obenkyo would be nice. App is coming along nicely, but due to these issues it is not yet very useful.