The WaniKani Stats site is really cool…but actually I’m interested to see overall statistics from the Tofugu team. I understand if it’s something they might not want to share for one reason or another – maybe they don’t have them in a form that would be useful to us, or prefer to keep statistical data to themselves for business reasons. I don’t know. But I’m curious as heck about questions like these examples:
What percentage of users have made it to 60?
What levels have the highest dropoff rates in the progression (i.e. people give up and stop logging in, either temporarily or permanently)?
What are the radicals/kanji/vocab that users struggle with the most (i.e. highest rates of incorrect answers)?
Obviously there would be a lot of “junk” data, since people will make typos and quit for reasons unreleated to WankiKani. But in aggregate, I suspect that patterns emerge, depending on the size of the total userbase.
It’s entirely possible that this information already exists here too and I just have missed it. If so, I apologize, and would appreciate it if someone could direct me to it. I’m fascinated with how WaniKani works, along with really enjoying using it to learn something I never really imagined I could in the past.