LingoTime

Maker

Hey there 👋, I'm Artem and the creator of my first independent app on the App Store. It started as a standalone app for the Apple Watch because I think nowadays, knowledge should be anywhere where you are, even on your wrist. Think of it as "wearable education". Immersion is key to succeed in language learning. Now with iOS 14 I decided to extend Kanji Time to all Apple platforms, while expanding this premise. ⌚️ 📱 💻 -Widgets and Complications: repeat words and kanji at glance of your watch or home screen -Fully automatic sync across devices through iCloud -Smart notifications taking your progress into consideration -Ultra fast UI and 2000+ kanji animations, 0 third party dependencies, just 25MB -Smart Repetition System: automatically adjustment word frequency And very important as well: -No registration, no email, no tracking, no ads It is made accessible for all kinds of difficulty levels has more than 10000 words to fit different learning styles. Oh, and for beginner levels it's completely free. If Japanese is not your cup of sencha, I plan to provide other languages with this framework. Therefore any feedback is highly welcome and will help to shape the future of Kanji Time. Let's discuss in the comments!

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4yr ago

Maria Mondiana

@artemadams The design is very vibrant and fits so well into Apple design language! It‘s gorgeous! 👏

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4yr ago

Artem Adams

LingoTime

Maker

@artemadams @maria_mondi Thank you for your kind feedback!

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4yr ago

Rob Chapman

Morph

@artemadams Great product and wonderful copy - great stuff mate

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4yr ago

Artem Adams

LingoTime

Maker

@artemadams @rob_chap Thank you for reading and checking it out, much appreciated!

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4yr ago

Seb Jachec

Daybridge

This looks fantastic, impressed at the Apple ecosystem integration(iCloud sync, widgets) and the lack of registration/email/tracking/ads too. It’s not an app I’d use at the moment, but I’d like to put in a request for Mandarin Chinese support alongside the Pinyin & English definition if at all possible in future

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4yr ago

Artem Adams

LingoTime

Maker

@iamsebj Yes the integration into the Apple ecosystem is something that works very well. I am surprised that there are still not a lot of companies embracing it. The users can really benefit from these things. Thank you for your feedback, I am considering Mandarin Chinese for future languages as well!

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4yr ago

Seb Jachec

Daybridge

@artemadams Great :) Do you mind if I ask – are you currently actively learning Japanese? How’ve you found the learning process if so?

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4yr ago

Artem Adams

LingoTime

Maker

@artemadams @iamsebj Actually I started, already more than 5 years ago. I am confident to make different conversations, but especially in business contexts there are so many caveats on how respectful language works. So this is an area where you can't learn enough, and need hands-on practice, which is obviously not easy to get. Right now it is more about keeping and sustaining this level in the long run, so mostly repeating or reading native materials. Language exchange is also great. With something like Japanese, (or Chinese in your case?) where you have a different set of characters on top, I think passive learning e.g. the widget feature, is also quite helpful.

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4yr ago