I’ve recently restarted WK from level 0, and have found that 20 new items a day is a pace that I can maintain. My system right now is to finish vocab from previous levels before starting the next level’s radicals and kanji.
Is there a script or another way to see how long it will take to hit level 60 at my current pace? I may need to speed up or slow down depending on how life changes in the upcoming years.
idk if you use WKstats? (wkstats.com) but it has a projections page that might help with that?
[Userscript] WKStats Projections Page - WaniKani / API And Third-Party Apps - WaniKani Community
WaniKani currently has 9154 items, so from a purely mathematical standpoint, if you can manage 20 lessons each and every day (assuming you don’t get held up by having to wait for a level up before you get any new lessons), you’ll have studied every item at least once in four hunhdred and fifty-eight days.
Thank you! Both replies were what I was looking for.
I take 10-15 items a day, except I take current level radicals first, all of them, when they unlock with re-ordering.
With this, I finish previous level vocab around the time current level radicals guru and can keep up with about 9 days per level pace comfortably with all lessons nicely spreading out over the week.
Remember that 20 items a day at the beginning is nothing compared to doing 20 items a day later on.
If you can do it, props! But all these prediction models assume you can maintain the same accuracy and momentum. And a lot can happen in a year that can throw it off. Do what you can and enjoy the process. Good luck!
Just so nobody’s genuinely confused, that’s why they linked my userscript which adds projections to that page
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