Yomidori is one native app on every screen: the phone reads the page in your
other hand, the iPad has room for the page and the words side by side, and the
Mac reads what is pasted or dropped on it.
The pictures are on their way — the app is still on TestFlight, and these
frames fill in as each form of it settles.
On iPhone
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The page frozen on the screen; a word tapped lights up with its reading and its pitch.
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Every word of the selection, its reading, pitch and meaning — and the kanji behind it, with stroke order.
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A review: the sentence as it stood on the page, the reading typed, the pitch picked.
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The Study tab: what is due, and the week ahead by quarter day in the colours of the birds coming up.
On iPad
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The page and the words side by side.
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The cards by collection, one book each.
On Mac
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Text pasted into the box, the words beside it; a picture dropped reads the same way.
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The dictionary in three columns: the words looked up, the search, the entry.
Free on iPhone, iPad and Mac — no ads, no accounts, no tracking.
