I was wondering if there are any places that I would be able to find reading practices that contain only the few amounts of kanji that I have learned up till about level 4. I want to strengthen the earlier kanji/vocab that I’ve learned by reading it outside of WaniKani so that I’m less likely to forget once I get to further levels. Perhaps there is some sort of learning service where I can customize what kanji I would find in reading practice? Or just a place to read extremely beginner sentences?
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SatoriReader is a paid subscription (the first 2 chapters in each series are free without payment).
There is a setting that aligns the shown Kanji with Wanikani.
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Seconding this recommendation! There’s a WK API you can input into Satori Reader & SR automatically adjusts to your WK kanji level. It has excellent audio too.
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I had been using Kakehashi. Download on the iPhone store, link with an API token and then do “Context Sentences”
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Makoto does the trick for me. The free version is sufficient for the casual reading of a few sentences based on level
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Or just a place to read extremely beginner sentences?
You can give a try to my site. It’s not for everyone but some people love it.
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What a cute website!
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The very early Tadoku graded readers also have minimal kanji / limited vocab and full furigana 
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Keep it up! It’s really cool and fun 
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Tadoku graded readers are great for exactly this (already mentioned above!). I also built mukashi.app for the same reason. I wanted stories that used the specific vocab I was learning in WaniKani rather than just generic beginner content. Let me know if you try it.