Know an app, tool, or project that helps people learn Japanese? Suggest it; I'd love to send a little support its way. It can be your own project or someone else's.
I'm not a company or a nonprofit, just one person who sets aside a bit of money to support open-source work that helps Japanese learners. If a project catches my eye, I reach out and send a small contribution as a thank-you.
Mobile apps, desktop applications, or web tools that help people learn Japanese more effectively.
Features, APIs, libraries, or educational resources that enhance Japanese learning experiences.
Platforms, forums, or services that bring Japanese learners together and foster collaborative learning.
I currently have around ¥50,000 set aside for open-source tech and projects that benefit the Japanese-learning community. Small amounts, given freely.
I actively look for projects worth supporting, and I'm always happy to hear suggestions. If you know something — or someone — doing good work for Japanese learners, tell me about it.
The full amount is still available.
Want to point me at something? Here's roughly how it goes.
Typical per project
A small, one-off contribution to say thanks and help a project get started or reach its next milestone.
Whether it's your own work or something you've come across, I'd love to hear about it.
Email me at contact@japanolearn.comThe JapanoLearn Initiative is a small, personal effort to support fellow creators who are also passionate about making Japanese learning better for everyone.
Every small project contributes to a more helpful learning community.
Small projects helping other small projects. Together we make Japanese learning more accessible.
Practical, helpful tools that solve real problems for Japanese learners.
Whether you're working on a simple app, a helpful tool, or any project that makes learning Japanese a bit easier, I'd be glad to help in whatever small way I can.
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