Your words,
repeated across stories
Each story weaves in the vocab and grammar you’re learning. Words you tap come back. Words you read past don’t.
森は深くなり、道の方向も分からなくなった。
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暗くなる前におばあちゃんに届けて、びっくりさせようね。
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うん。でも、だんだん心配になってきたよ。
Translateその時、木の間から赤い屋根が見えてきた。二人は顔を見合わせて、走り出した。
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おばあちゃん、来たよ!
TranslateChoose what you study
Pick the vocab and grammar you want to learn.
Already drilling WaniKani, Renshuu, Bunpro or Genki? Import what you’ve studied and start seeing it in context.
Encounter it in context
Everything you picked turns up in your next story.
深い森の小さな家に、一通の手紙が届けられた。差出人の名前はどこにもなかった。
Reading is the review
Every word you meet is a quiet review — including the ones you don’t tap.
祖母に手紙を届けた。
AI slop?
Yep, the stories are AI-generated, and no, they can’t replace native content.
Immersion is the best way to learn a language — but in the early stages, it sucks. You look up a word, keep reading, and hope it shows up again. Usually, it doesn’t.
Kototap removes luck from the equation. Every word you look up is scheduled to come back.
This is for you if…
- You’re N4–N3.
- You’ve drilled Anki, Bunpro, or WaniKani, but attempting native content is painful.
- You tried NHK Easy News or Satori Reader, but couldn’t stick to it.
Start reading at your level.
Pick your JLPT level, build your deck, and read your first story. Free until November 1, on iOS and Android.
