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Wordload: Japanese Vocabulary

A Japanese vocabulary trainer that adjusts daily study load based on learner retention.

By TEODOR KONHORP HERAMBReleased 2026/10/09App Store rating 5.0 (1)Official store informationPublished 2026/11/04Checked 2026-11-04

Overview

A closer look at Wordload: Japanese Vocabulary.

Wordload teaches Japanese vocabulary through short, adaptive sessions. The app starts learners with five new words per day, then adjusts the workload based on retention, recall speed, review backlog, and completion. Its listing includes 6,000 common words, more than 1,600 kanji encountered in context, example sentences with native audio, and reading and listening exercises. Spaced repetition schedules reviews, while a built-in romaji-to-hiragana keyboard supports typed answers. Audio for the first 1,000 words is included for offline study, and progress can be backed up through Sign in with Apple. Wordload is free until Level 5; continuing beyond that requires a monthly or yearly subscription. Prices are not shown in the listing, so check the current offer before starting.

A closer look

App screenshots

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Choose with confidence

The useful details.

What it does

  • Study Japanese vocabulary, kanji, and example sentences with native audio.
  • Use reading, listening, recall, and kana typing exercises in short sessions.
  • Adjust daily new-word volume based on retention and review backlog.
  • Practice the first 1,000 words offline and back up progress with Sign in with Apple.

A good fit for

  • Japanese learners who prefer short vocabulary sessions with an adaptive review workload.

Worth knowing

  • The free level is limited to Level 5; continued training requires a subscription.
  • The listing does not state monthly or yearly prices; confirm regional pricing before subscribing.
  • Offline audio is listed for the first 1,000 words, not the full vocabulary catalog.

Frequently asked questions

Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.

What is Wordload: Japanese Vocabulary used for?

A Japanese vocabulary trainer that adjusts daily study load based on learner retention.

What can you do with Wordload: Japanese Vocabulary?

Study Japanese vocabulary, kanji, and example sentences with native audio. Use reading, listening, recall, and kana typing exercises in short sessions. Adjust daily new-word volume based on retention and review backlog. Practice the first 1,000 words offline and back up progress with Sign in with Apple.

Who is Wordload: Japanese Vocabulary designed for?

Japanese learners who prefer short vocabulary sessions with an adaptive review workload.

What should you know before downloading Wordload: Japanese Vocabulary?

The free level is limited to Level 5; continued training requires a subscription. The listing does not state monthly or yearly prices; confirm regional pricing before subscribing. Offline audio is listed for the first 1,000 words, not the full vocabulary catalog.

Does Wordload: Japanese Vocabulary include paid features?

Wordload offers monthly and yearly subscriptions after Level 5. Current prices are shown in the app before purchase.

Which platforms support Wordload: Japanese Vocabulary?

Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.

Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.

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