Attributions

eevy is built on open-source projects and open linguistic resources. Each is listed below with a link to the original project.

Dictionary Data

ProjectProvidesSource
JMDict / EDICTJapanese-English dictionary project.EDRDG
KANJIDICKanji character dictionary covering readings, meanings, and stroke counts.KANJIDIC Project
TatoebaCollaborative collection of example sentences and their translations.Tatoeba

Language Processing

ProjectProvidesSource
MeCabBreaks Japanese text into individual words.MeCab
UniDicWord dictionary that helps break Japanese text into individual words.UniDic

Visual Assets

ProjectProvidesSource
KanjiVGA collection of kanji drawings that show the order each stroke is written in.KanjiVG
Tabler IconsOpen-source set of interface icons.Tabler Icons

Audio

ProjectProvidesSource
VOICEVOX NemoTurns written Japanese into spoken audio, using neutral voices not tied to any character.VOICEVOX Nemo

Learning & Review

ProjectProvidesSource
FSRSAn open scheduler (FSRS v4.5, the Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler) that decides when to review each item so it returns just before you would forget it. It works from a memory model built around three things: how hard an item is, how firmly it has stuck, and how likely you are to recall it right now.FSRS on GitHub

Licensing

These resources are used under their respective open-source licenses. We encourage you to visit the original projects to learn more about their work and licensing terms.

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