From your first kana to JLPT N3
Short lessons where you type the answers, flashcards that know what you're about to forget, and reading written each night around what you love.
Works in your phone's browser today. 7-day free trial of everything, no card.
How it works
Ten to twenty minutes a day. みや picks what's next, so there's nothing to plan.
Never read あ? The kana course is free and takes about two weeks. Know some already? A short placement test starts you at your level.
Picking from a list feels easy and fades fast. Once you've seen a word, you type it, which is what makes it stay.
Tell みや what you're into: cooking, football, anime, cars. Each night there's a short story and easy news at your level.
The 1,500 most useful words, each with a real sentence and its own voice. Reviews come back just before you'd forget.
Every reading and meaning comes from real dictionaries. Anything the AI writes is checked against them before you see it.
Share your code with a friend or family member for a weekly league, cheers and a shared goal. Only people you invite, never strangers.
The path
Each step opens when you've passed the one before, and reviews keep the old steps fresh.
Plans
Every new account gets 7 days of everything, with no card. The app shows how many days are left and tells you before it ends. Nothing is ever charged unless you choose to subscribe.
For as long as you like
The price is shown in the app before you pay
Coming to Google Play
The Android app is almost ready. Leave your email and you'll be among the first to try it, with an invite to test it before it opens to everyone. One email when it's ready, nothing else.
Questions
No. If you can't read あ yet, みや starts with the kana course, free. If you can, a short test finds your level so you don't redo what you know.
No. You type your answers with your phone's Japanese keyboard (みや shows you how to add it). Nothing here can judge pronunciation, so it never pretends to. You'll hear every word and sentence read aloud.
Yes, Claude by Anthropic, to check your own sentences, chat with you and write your reading. It never decides a reading or meaning: those come from dictionaries, and everything it writes is checked before you see it. If something still looks wrong, one tap flags it.
No. The course follows the JLPT levels (N5, N4, N3) to show where you are, but Miya Japanese isn't connected to the JLPT or the organisations that run it.
Yes. Your phone keeps a few days of lessons, cards and reading, and sends what you did when you're back online.
It's used only to teach you. No ads, never sold. You can download it or delete your account any time in Settings → Account. The privacy page has the details in plain words.