I using Wanikani and Bunpro simultaneously and find them very complementary and helpful. One feature in Wanikani I miss in Bunpro though is the “kanji composition” section which names included kanji in a new word (where applicable). This is very helpful for memorisation, would it be very hard to add to Bunpro vocab?
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I think this would be tricky to do because everyone uses different methods for studying kanji and they all use slightly different keywords, and present kanji in a different order. Which ones do you use? I use KKLC. Someone else might use RTK. You’re using WaniKani.
Fair point, but what I’m talking about is even simpler – Jisho and all the dictionaries I’ve seen have a “included kanji” section which shows the composites with a definition and then (maybe) the readings. The actual selection of definitions, classification schema etc are less relevant in this use case and it is a problem solvable with the standard dictionary files.
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