Anyone out here heard of Kanji60s? This came across my instagram feed, and I am interested in it. They use mindmaps to teach kaniji - so they present the kanji and show how kanji are related to one another via shared radicals and components. Seems like another interesting way to make the kanji make more sense - to be used along with WaniKani, of course : )
The site seems to be under development - meaning N5 and N4 are done, but they are still working on the higher levels.
I would love to hear about your experience before I send money!