Is it really free for 30 days?

Yes! Every new account gets 30 days of full premium access — no credit card required. You get unlimited flashcards, all JLPT levels, and full analytics from day one.

What happens after 30 days?

After your free period ends, you can subscribe for $8 USD/month to keep full access. You can also invite friends to earn bonus days — each referral adds extra free time to your account.

How is JLPT Lord different from Anki?

JLPT Lord is purpose-built for Japanese learners. There's no setup, no hunting for decks, and no configuration. All 5,000+ official JLPT words are built in with romaji, definitions, and spaced repetition — ready to go in seconds.

Can I use it on my phone?

Absolutely! JLPT Lord is fully responsive and works great on any device — phone, tablet, or computer. Just open your browser and start studying. No app download required.

What if I already know some Japanese?

Take our free placement test to find your level, or just pick the JLPT level that matches your ability. You can start at JLPT N5 or jump straight to JLPT N1 — it's up to you.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes, absolutely. There are no contracts or commitments. You can cancel your subscription at any time and you'll keep access until the end of your billing period.

How do course-level tests differ from JLPT tests?

Course-level tests are designed for high school and college Japanese classes. Japanese 1 starts with reading-only questions (no listening), and skills are progressively added through Japanese 4. The vocabulary is mapped from JLPT levels but organized to match typical classroom progression.

Which course level should I choose?

Choose the level that matches your current Japanese class. Japanese 1 = first semester/year of Japanese. Japanese 4 = fourth year. If you're unsure, start with Japanese 1 and work up.

How many free tests can I take?

Free users get 1 Quick Quiz and 1 Full Test per course level (8 tests total). Premium members get unlimited access.

Do course-level tests count toward my XP and study progress?

Yes! You earn XP for correct answers and test completion. Wrong answers are automatically added to your spaced repetition review queue.

How do course-level tests differ from JLPT tests?

Course-level tests are designed for high school and college Japanese classes. Japanese 1 starts with reading-only questions (no listening), and skills are progressively added through Japanese 4. The vocabulary is mapped from JLPT levels but organized to match typical classroom progression.

Which course level should I choose?

Choose the level that matches your current Japanese class. Japanese 1 = first semester/year of Japanese. Japanese 4 = fourth year. If you're unsure, start with Japanese 1 and work up.