See whether your WaniKani pace is moving you forward.
Bring the next checkpoint, completed-level pace, saved history, lifetime accuracy, SRS movement, and kanji coverage into one connected view instead of reading each number in isolation.
API key and detailed study data are stored locally; Reader text stays in-page
Wanascope never asks for your WaniKani password
Three levels of progress
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Now: current-level kanji, readiness, and the next checkpoint.
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Over time: saved activity, accuracy, SRS movement, and completed levels.
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Ahead: future milestones, Level 60 range, and reference coverage.
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Roadmap · current and future
Read the checkpoint before the charts.
The Roadmap starts with the current level, the kanji still needed, and the earliest conditional checkpoint. Only then does it extend your completed-level pace across later milestones and a Level 60 range.
Current checkpoint and remaining threshold
Typical pace from completed levels
Future milestones kept visibly provisional
Roadmap keeps the optimistic next checkpoint separate from pace-based milestones.
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Today · numbers in context
Put today’s stats back into a decision.
A passed-kanji count matters because it changes the next action. Today connects level progress, readiness, earliest timing, current workload, and the next recommended step so the dashboard remains useful before the history grows.
Current level and kanji threshold
Readiness and earliest level-up beside the queue
A direct next action instead of an isolated score
Today turns progress data into the next practical study decision.
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Coverage · progress you can use
See what your passed kanji already unlock.
Coverage compares passed WaniKani kanji with JLPT reference groups, Jōyō groups, and a common-frequency reference. It is not another score to chase; it is a way to inspect where your existing progress overlaps with broader reading references.
Passed and missing kanji by reference group
JLPT, Jōyō, and frequency comparisons
Personal results based on passed dates
Coverage connects progress with reference kanji, without claiming exam readiness.
Common questions
WaniKani questions, answered clearly
What WaniKani stats can I see in Wanascope?
Wanascope connects current-level progress, kanji still needed, review workload, lifetime accuracy, Apprentice load, SRS distribution, lesson starts, passed and burned items, completed-level pace, future milestones, and kanji coverage.
Does Wanascope import my full day-by-day history?
No. It can use level history and cumulative statistics supplied by WaniKani, but detailed daily Progress History begins after Wanascope saves a complete refresh. Unrecorded earlier days remain missing instead of being reported as zero activity.
How is the Level 60 range estimated?
Wanascope projects from completed-level pace. It is a planning range, not a guaranteed date; future lesson timing, review timing, breaks, resets, and accuracy can move it.
Wanascope is an independent tool and is not affiliated with WaniKani or Tofugu. Lessons and reviews still happen on WaniKani.