A path of your own
Start where you actually are, not at page one
A placement test finds your real level and skips what you already have. Progress shows up as a climb of Mount Fuji: a seven-tier map, one leg per tier, so you always know where you stand and how far the summit is.
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A seven-tier map
Absolute beginner → N5 → N4 → N3 → N2 → N1 → workplace Japanese. Finished legs are stamped, the ones ahead stay locked.
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A plan cut to the time you have
You set how many minutes a day you want; the app sizes each session to fit — and reshuffles the schedule around the days you cannot show up.
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Clear the checkpoint to move up
The level test unlocks once you have covered enough ground, and only passing it opens the tier above.
All five skills
Every level teaches all five pillars, none skipped
Lopsided study is the usual reason people can read but not hear, or recite grammar without producing a sentence. In GoMe every level walks all five pillars, and each pillar carries its own colour so you can see at a glance where you are thin.
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Vocabulary
Words by topic, with real example sentences and per-sentence audio.
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Kanji
Radicals, mnemonic stories, stroke order, handwriting practice.
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Grammar
Explained in plain English, aimed at the mistakes learners actually make.
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Reading
Passages by level, with furigana you can switch off to test yourself.
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Listening
Audio with furigana subtitles and per-sentence replay.
Ready for the first leg?
GoMe Nihongo is out on the App Store and Google Play — download it and start today.
The N5–N1 labels in the app are estimates against the JLPT framework, based on community benchmarks. GoMe Nihongo is not affiliated with the Japan Foundation or JEES, the organisers of the JLPT. Dictionary and kanji data come from open sources (JMdict, KANJIDIC2, KanjiVG…), credited in full in the app’s Credits screen.