Hi! Sorry for the late reply! Here’s a bit of a long review if you can be bothered to read it
General
I personally think Kanshudo is a fantastic resource for Japanese learning. The sheer amount of features it contains is still surprising to me (and I bet I haven’t found all of them yet, to boot ).
The dashboard is clean, with enough useful information without being too cluttered. The Japanese mastery wheel (the big pie chart) is especially interesting in showing your ‘mastery’ in kanji, vocabulary and grammar needed to pass to the next level (there are a total of 70 levels, I believe). To see your mastery more ‘in total’, you can access the main wheel for each. Here’s the one for kanji, for example:
The mastery of kanji/vocabulary/grammar can be increased through various activities done around the site, like when playing games, reading it, seeing it in a lesson, exercises, etc…
Here’s the rest of the dashboard:
And all the links in the footer, which shows what this site offers :
SRS?
Kanshudo has an SRS, however, I found it that is was kinda disappointing. The timings of when you get the cards are not good (they take too long), and there’s no clear indication of when you’re getting those reviews in the first place. I think it takes days for the first review, instead of just 3 hours like in WK?? To be honest I’m not sure the exact timings since they don’t show it, that’s how confusing the flashcard system is
It also doesn’t look very pretty (in my opinion). It reminds me of Anki (which was even more bland), but basically not pleasing enough to the eye for me, compared to WK.
Would I recommend it? Yes, I really would! I think it’s more than worth it just for their fantastic dictionary where you can search for kanji, words, grammar points, names (of people) and random points of interest.
Would I recommend it for the flashcard system, though? Unfortunately no, from what I’ve experienced
Another thing to keep in mind is that some (of the main) features are limited if you don’t buy their subscription. For example, a limited amount of flashcards, you can only do 3 lessons, etc etc… BUT, to me, they haven’t been that limiting, as I mainly use Kanshudo for the games and to access the dictionaries.
It’s my main grammar resource, where I simply search grammar points, write them down myself, look at the example sentence, look over them over and over again…
Let me know if you want more info or screenshots of features to check it out before registering!