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I tested the first 3 levels so I could see if it was worth recommending to other people interested in learning kanji (varies by person, but I’d say it is for absolute beginners, at least).

I don’t think the first 3 levels are representative of the WK journey.
I think the real WK experience only starts from level 8 or so, when you start to get complex kanji, lots of vocabulary, and 200+ reviews if you are going full speed.
So, i don’t think WK is for absolute beginners only, far from it.

Here’s a thread of an advanced learner with prior Kanji experience starting WK, and recommending others to do the same:

[Review] Making it to level 60 as an advanced Japanese learner

Introduction This topic was inspired by two questions that gets thrown around on the forum once in a while: I am an advanced learner, is there any point for me to use WK? How long will it take me to get to the part where I actually learn something? Yes, Discourse, I know that this topic is similar to a bunch of others. That’s the point. The tl;dr version: Yes, there’s a point in using WK, especially as an advanced learner. However, it will take an infuriatingly long amount of time to get …