Choose a lesson pace with tomorrow’s reviews in mind.
Wanascope turns your current queue into an ordered plan: clear due reviews, take the level-up lessons that fit, keep vocabulary optional, and stop when the next 24 hours are already full.
API key and detailed study data are stored locally; Reader text stays in-page
Wanascope never asks for your WaniKani password
What shapes the plan
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Reviews already due and scheduled over the next 24 hours.
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Room under the selected plan’s Apprentice limit.
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Available level-up lessons, optional lessons, and weak-item practice.
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Plan · one ordered day
Get a sequence, not just a lesson number.
The new Plan view puts the work in order. Reviews come first, level-up kanji are next when they fit, vocabulary stays optional, and short weak-item practice can follow without hiding the next review wave.
Reviews before new lessons
Level-up kanji separated from optional vocabulary
Estimated time beside each part of the day
Demo data · one plan from the current queue to the next review wave.
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Forecast · tomorrow’s cost
Check the wave before adding more lessons.
A lesson batch creates future reviews. Forecast makes that cost visible by showing due work, the next wave, hourly demand, and the following days before you choose whether today has room for more.
Reviews due now and the next scheduled wave
Hourly review demand across the next day
A multi-day view before the workload compounds
Forecast gives the lesson decision a visible 24-hour and multi-day cost.
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Today · current-level context
Prioritize the lessons that change the next checkpoint.
Today shows how many current-level kanji have passed, how many are still needed, and what action comes first now. That context helps Wanascope place level-up lessons ahead of optional vocabulary without pretending every learner needs the same daily number.
Current-level threshold and remaining kanji
Readiness beside the earliest checkpoint
The immediate action linked to the next step
Today explains why the plan prioritizes some lessons over others.
Common questions
WaniKani questions, answered clearly
How many WaniKani lessons should I do per day?
There is no universal number. Wanascope recommends a batch from reviews due now, scheduled and estimated follow-up reviews, Apprentice room, available lessons, and the selected study mode. A busy day can correctly result in zero new lessons.
When does Wanascope recommend pausing lessons?
The plan can pause lessons when due reviews should come first, the selected Apprentice limit has little room, the next-24-hour review budget is full, or recovery mode is active.
Does Wanascope start lessons or reviews for me?
No. Wanascope uses read-only data to arrange the decision. Lessons and reviews still open and run on WaniKani.
Wanascope is an independent tool and is not affiliated with WaniKani or Tofugu. Lessons and reviews still happen on WaniKani.