TokeiTango
A flashcard app to learn Japanese vocab on the Apple Watch⌚️
TokeiTango launched on January 26, 2020 with 3 votes, #1,645 of 3,486 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
TokeiTango is a flashcard app to learn over 9,000 Japanese words on the Apple Watch. It uses a spaced-repetition algorithm to repeat vocabulary words that you attempt incorrectly more frequently than the words that you know well.
Download Japanese Flashcards TokeiTango by Dittman Shum on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like Japanese…
Picking up my wrist and seeing random Japanese words right there on my main watch face is a neat pick me up. I’ve learned lots of interesting words I wouldn’t have otherwise thought to look up. Moreso, it’s kinda a party trick for me when I get to show my friends the Japanese words that just pop up on my watch whenever I raise my wrist. On top of that the flash cards, example sentences, bookmarking, bot—audio and srs make this app super cool fun times. I really like it. Picking up my wrist and seeing random Japanese words right there on my main watch face is a neat pick me up. I’ve learned lots of interesting words I wouldn’t have otherwise thought to look up. Moreso, it’s kinda a party…from apps.apple.com
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