Super cool! I like the design and how well it works. Maybe questions are not consistant and do not correspond really well to the real ones (actually really, they were not bad for the most part). But even if sentences and texts are not same as those from JLPT, they test very simmilar stuff, and when I do mitake, which I do, it tels me what I did wrong, and explains the idea of the point, as well as the idea of other respones. Also, it seems to use a right type of vocab.
Some questions are broken of course, but I’m absolutly okey with it.
I personally think, in this case, Japanese person would choose B and jump from the bridge, or do harakiri (clasics).
The ones with audio and reading seem to be quite easy to guess without even listening or reading. On the other side grammar ones are very good (kanji probably too, but I haven’t done enough, saying just from the format). For now I see the most profit in grammar ones.
You are like https://jlpt.migii.net but much better in terms of ui/ux and explanations, minus is that you are AI, and it’s hated on Reddit. Again, on the bright side, Reddit is probably just 1-4% of all people who learn Japanese.
It’s basically the best AI based thing I’ve used so far! I want to use it, so I hope you continue working on it! When you have enough of those quality questions, I beleve you’ll be able make it a paid product, and people will use it.
Recomendations for now are:
- I think Reading and Listening are the week points, because you can guess from the answers alone. Probably an extra layer of AI self check specifically for answers for those two formats should be there, so it make each answer believable if you don’t know what was the content.
- “Skip this question” button (for cases when question is unusable)
- Just as an idea, I think a small ux fix will help a lot. The “Practice” section looks like the entry point of the core functionality, so in my opinion it should be evidently pointed to, so new users won’t get distracted by everything, (now it’s just one of other 5 buttons, while it is actutally the single core feature). I think you could make it somewhat more prominant, so it’s evident where to start when you land on the page for the first time.
