A collection detail page shows a curated set of Japanese words with community features: ratings, reviews, and comments. Bookmark, fork, or study it directly.
Bookmark vs fork
Two ways to keep a collection.
| Bookmark | Fork | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A reference to someone else's collection: a shortcut, not a copy, kept in your bookmarks | Your own independent copy |
| Editing | Read-only | Add, remove, and reorder words freely |
| Author's updates | Flow through to you automatically | Don't affect your fork |
| Your edits | None | Don't affect the original |
| Best for | Quick access to someone else's list | Customizing the word list for your own study |
Share in the toolbar opens the native share sheet (or a copy-link dialog on desktop) to send the collection's link. Appears only on public collections.
Words tab
The collection's vocabulary. Each entry shows its written form, reading, and top meanings at a glance.
Browsing
Words show in paginated groups. Use the navigation controls to move between pages. Tap any word to open its full dictionary entry (pronunciation, meanings, variant forms).
Entry details
Each entry carries badges, frequency rankings, and audio playback. Your display preferences (font, romaji, furigana) apply here too.
Learn about word list itemsRatings tab
Where the community evaluates collection quality.
Star ratings
Rate 1 to 5 stars. The average and total count show beneath the collection title. Tap it to jump straight to the Ratings tab.
Written reviews
Add a review alongside your rating to help other learners find quality content and understand what makes a collection useful.
Comments tab
A space for community discussion: ask about word choices, suggest additions, share study tips, or thank the author. The comment count shows on the tab header.
Studying the collection
Take the collection's items into a study session.
Starting
- The Study Collection button sits at the top, beside the item count, and again at the bottom.
- Its start screen shows total items, how many this session covers, and the settings.
- Edit settings adjusts them beforehand; Start hands the screen to the session.
- A collection needs at least one item to study.
Inside the session
- Items arrive one exercise at a time, across the skills you choose.
- Vocabulary and Reading are on to begin with.
- Recall, Listening, and Typing switch on where the items support them. Typing is a Pro skill.
- Answers feed a spaced-repetition schedule: each item returns as you near forgetting it, and its mastery level moves with how you do.
Pausing and setting aside
- Pause anytime with the study controls, or Esc.
- The pause screen shows your progress and offers Resume, Restart, Settings, and Quit.
- Set aside the current item from here. It lifts out of your review schedule and keeps everything you've built on it.
Session summary
Every session ends on a summary, quitting included: correct count, accuracy, a tile per skill studied, and View details for the item-by-item log and the mastery levels that moved. Done returns to the collection; Try Again starts a fresh session.
Learn about study sessionsReporting a collection
Report
Use the report option in the more-actions menu (⋮) to flag offensive names, descriptions, or inappropriate word selections. Reports are reviewed by the moderation team.
Create an account to participate
A free account lets you bookmark and fork collections, leave ratings and reviews, join comment discussions, and track your study progress. Browsing and studying are open to everyone.
For collection owners
Viewing your own collection surfaces extra controls.
Visibility
Toggle public or private. Public collections are discoverable and can be bookmarked, forked, rated, and commented on; private collections are visible only to you.
Edit
The Edit button in the owner banner opens the collection editor to change the name, description, tags, or word list.