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A study system that adapts to you.
Build a personal Japanese study companion around WaniKani assignments, review history, and subject notes. Give SPIRITT the outcome and let it build the system, coordinate your connected tools, and own the follow-through.
What you can do with WaniKani.
Plan around real reviews
Turn lesson availability and the next review window into a manageable study schedule.
Work on the hard subjects
Use per-subject accuracy and review history to build focused practice outside the official review queue.
Keep learning context together
Maintain approved notes and meaning synonyms while preserving your actual WaniKani progress.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for your WaniKani workflows and the team that depends on them.
02
Connect WaniKani
Connect WaniKani with access to the account and resources needed for your mission. Connect any companion apps you want SPIRITT to coordinate.
03
Set the outcome
Choose a mission: build my study dashboard. SPIRITT builds the workflow, checks its results, and keeps the next action moving.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put WaniKani to work.
Give WaniKani a mission
Questions
WaniKani, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT do with WaniKani?+
Build a personal Japanese study companion around WaniKani assignments, review history, and subject notes. Turn lesson availability and the next review window into a manageable study schedule.
02Can SPIRITT build a personalized study app?+
Yes. It can combine WaniKani subjects, assignments, review statistics, and lesson availability in a study app with its own practice history and reminders.
03Will practice change my official progress?+
Practice in the companion app can remain separate. Starting an official assignment or submitting a WaniKani review is a distinct action using your explicitly confirmed assignment and answer counts.
04Can it improve my notes?+
SPIRITT can retrieve your study materials and create or update approved notes and meaning synonyms. It checks for an existing subject record first because each subject has one study-material record.
05Can WaniKani work with my other apps?+
Yes. Google Calendar can make room for reviews; Notion can keep a study journal; Google Sheets can chart subject accuracy. SPIRITT builds the handoffs using the separate connections you authorize and keeps the source records linked to their outcomes.
06How do I get started with WaniKani and SPIRITT?+
Open a workspace, connect WaniKani, and choose a mission: build my study dashboard. Set the relevant account, inputs, and action boundaries. SPIRITT builds the system, verifies its results, and maintains the follow-through.