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All prices in USD. Annual savings compared with 12 monthly payments.
The same learning tools. Your choice of plan.
Compare HeyKana monthly and annual plans
Included in your plan
Monthly
Annual
Plan price
$10/month
$70/year
Cost over 12 months
$120
$70
Annual savings
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$50
Guided curriculum through kana, N5, and N4
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✓
Prepared vocabulary, kanji, and grammar cards
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English explanations
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New cards at your own pace
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Personal reviews scheduled with FSRS
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Saved study history and curriculum progress
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A few things you might be wondering.
Can I subscribe today?
Subscriptions are coming soon. You can explore HeyKana now, and email us to ask about a plan. Contacting us does not start a subscription or charge you.
What is the difference between monthly and annual?
Both plans include the same learning features. Monthly is $10 per month. Annual is $70 for a full year, equivalent to about $5.83 per month. That saves $50 compared with 12 monthly payments totaling $120. Prices are in US dollars.
Which languages can I learn?
HeyKana currently supports learning Japanese from English. Other languages are not available yet.
Do I need to create my own flashcards?
The guided Japanese curriculum uses prepared card groups. Access is currently limited to accounts with those cards enabled. If your account has no Japanese cards, contact rj@heykana.com about access. Your recall history, review schedule, and progress stay personal to your account.
How do the reviews work?
Due reviews always come first. When none are due, Study introduces the next new card in curriculum order. Learn its meaning and explanation, then practice recalling it. FSRS schedules future reviews from your answers. Keep going while no reviews are due, or stop whenever you like.
How do I get started?
Choose Start learning and sign in with Google. You can study the Japanese cards available in your account. New accounts do not automatically receive the curriculum yet; email rj@heykana.com to ask about access.
Your next Japanese word can stay with you.
Start with a small group of cards. We’ll help you find your next recall.