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About Baul: Daily Kanji

Baul: Daily Kanji Self-paced kanji practice for JLPT N5–N1. No lessons and no curriculum — pick a deck and work through it at your own pace. Flashcards Flip through a JLPT deck to review meanings and readings. Practice writing Trace kanji with stroke-order guides. Free writing Write on a blank canvas whenever you want extra practice. Simple and private Optional progress stays on your device. Nothing extra to get in the way. Baul Pro Lifetime One payment unlocks every JLPT deck and writing practice. N5 is free, plus N4 flashcards. Unlock the rest with Pro.

What’s new

Version 1.2 · Updated August 25, 2026

- New app icon and a simpler look across Home, levels, and Settings - Baul is self-paced practice — pick a JLPT deck and work through it at your own pace, with no lessons or curriculum - Clearer flashcard and writing practice, plus a refreshed Continue row when you pick up where you left off - Updated privacy policy and support pages

App privacy

The developer, JONATHAN STEVE MACEREN, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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