Your growing language library.
Search collected words and see their reading, meaning, and current mastery at a glance.

Follow one clear path from your first sentence to confident recall. Learn the pattern, use it, and return to it exactly when you need to.


A path with purposeAlways know what comes next.
Learn by usingShort, active exercises.
Udiko keeps lessons short and active. Hear the language, make a choice, build the sentence, and understand the answer while the idea is still fresh.
RecognizeConnect sound, script, and meaning.
ConstructPut the pattern together yourself.
ReinforceMeet it again before it fades.



A dedicated practice space turns your learning history into the right next session. Review due words, revisit weak grammar, replay mistakes, or switch pace with a speed round.
Look something up without leaving your flow. Explore both kana systems, revisit saved vocabulary, and see reading, meaning, and mastery together.
Search collected words and see their reading, meaning, and current mastery at a glance.

Learn each sound in a complete visual grid and switch between the two scripts without losing your place.

Progress should feel concrete. Udiko makes consistency visible with streaks, activity, study time, and mastery—without pulling you away from the next lesson.

Yes. Udiko starts from scratch with foundational grammar, sound recognition, and kana writing. You do not need any prior knowledge of Japanese to begin.
Yes. Udiko includes a dedicated Kana explorer where you can study, practice, and test your recognition of every Hiragana and Katakana character.
Instead of isolated vocabulary drills, Udiko teaches grammar patterns in real sentences first. You then practice building the structure yourself, and spaced review returns weak patterns right before you forget them.
Yes. Udiko is available for download on both the Apple App Store (iPhone & iPad) and Google Play Store for Android devices.
Yes. Udiko's structured units progressively cover the core grammar, vocabulary, and kanji required for beginner JLPT levels (N5 and N4).
Start with a clear path. Learn at your pace. Keep every new word moving forward.
