[iOS, Android, Web] Wanilog, modern WaniKani stats

[ricardo1]

Thank you rebrand! Good catch - this calculation should be better now

[kanjinoobienc]

I’m planning on buying a WK subscription later this week, but it would be cool to see Kanji Oddysey/ projection of how long it takes to lvl 60 if you have the free WK plan.

But overall kudos this is such a great app!

[prouleau]

@kanjinoobienc

but it would be cool to see Kanji Oddysey/ projection of how long it takes to lvl 60 if you have the free WK plan.

I don’t understand this request. By definition levels of 4 or above are inaccessible with a free plan. There is no way to reach level 60 with a free plan.

[kanjinoobienc]

You can achieve level 4 on the free plan, but it won’t let you learn any new lessons.
Wanilogs:

Wanikani message:

Probably not worth the manpower to implement if it takes a long time. I was just wanting to see how long it takes to be lvl 60 before I buy Wanikani, but I could be a unique case.

[prouleau]

@kanjinoobienc

but it won’t let you learn any new lessons.

This is exactly what I meant. You can’t study any item level 4 under the free plan.

I suppose you want the projection of how long it requires to reach level 60 if you upgrade to Wanikani premium. Then you should say so.

[astramari]

if you were to “speedrun” wanikani as a few people have, then it would take about one year… minimum. the fastest that most levels can be completed (if you do every lesson and review immediately when they come up, and never fail any items during reviews) is slightly over 6 days. 60 levels at a pace of one level per week, with a handful of them being “fast” levels, gets you to the 1 year mark.

my experience with the first four levels has been that a “relaxed” pace is more like two weeks per level. wanilog estimates it will take me a little over two years. i moved the slider to 21 days/3 weeks, and the end date moved out an extra year. see the screenshots below!

so, this calculation is basic. a rough estimate. you dont need the app to do this for you. how long do you need to finish each level? multiply that by 60 and you’ll have your answer. assuming, of course, you stay consistent

edit: just a note for OP, i noticed while looking at the screenshots myself that the “somewhere between” estimate doesnt change when you move the slider. a bug, perhaps?

[ricardo1]

Thank you Astramari, just fixed this!

[ricardo1]

Hi everyone, I’ve just added a new feature to Wanilog: Leech Trainer!

I wanted a quick and easy way to review the leeches that Wanilog highlighted to me, so this is available now on the accuracy page or via the homepage itself.

Enjoy, and let me know if you have any feedback!

[Mikhayu]

Where do I see those?

[ricardo1]

You can find it on the homepage in the SRS distribution tab*

Items | Wanilog

[Mikhayu]

Great, thanks! Do you have the outside of wanikani feature for radicals and vocab too?

[ricardo1]

No worries! Not yet but I will look into it

[ricardo1]

Hey everyone, three new features since I last posted:

• I’ve added achievements - 40 collectable medals across 6 categories with bronze/silver/gold/platinum tiers. They backdate from your existing WK data so most of you will find a bunch already unlocked. Click any medal for a description and progress bar, and there’s optional cloud sync to keep them across devices.

• I’ve also added public share profiles (opt in only!) - a quick and easy way to share your stats, level history, recently unlocked medals, JLPT/Joyo/frequency coverage, with your friends. There’s also a rotating set of “did you know” fun facts that shuffle on every refresh.

• Additionally, there’s now support for site wide 日本語 - find this on the settings page.

Here’s my profile as an example: https://wanilog.com/u/ricardo1

Enjoy!

[Mikhayu]

Alr thanks! Great site btw