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Dev tools · February 24, 2026

Miteiru

Master Asian languages through immersive video learning

Miteiru launched on February 24, 2026 with 1 votes.

What it does

Miteiru is a pinyin, jyutping, hiragana open-source video player for learning Chinese, Cantonese, and Japanese. Enhance your language skills with interactive subtitles, instant definitions, and more!

Free open-source Migaku alternative. Learn Japanese, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Vietnamese from video with furigana, pinyin, jyutping, dictionaries, and Anki export — no account or paywall.

Miteiru is a free, open-source desktop video player for Japanese, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Vietnamese — a Migaku alternative with furigana, pinyin, and jyutping on your subtitles, plus lookups, vocab colors, and Anki export. No account. No subscription. Windows · macOS · Linux — no account, no paywall. Compare with Migaku No textbook voice. Just your media, with the readings and lookups baked in. Read every line with furigana instead of pausing to look up kanji. Miteiru keeps you in the scene while you pick up natural Japanese from shows you already watch. Pinyin appears above hanzi in real time so you connect pronunciation to characters. Dual subtitles let you stay in Mandarin while…from miteiru.hocky.id

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