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AI Japanese: Nyanto | Speak

Hiragana, romaji, N5 phrases

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What it does

Nyao waits for you. Stumble over a word, start the sentence again — Nyao never cuts in. It never moves on from a mishearing. What you say appears as text first, so you can check it before it is sent. Nothing is charged without warning. The seven-day trial does not use an auto-renewing subscription, so nothing is charged when it ends. A one-time purchase is available too.

This is conversation practice at N5 level. It does not contain JLPT exam questions.

Nyao the cat walks you through everyday Japanese scenes - ordering coffee, a convenience store, asking for directions, and more - one short line at a time.

  • Read every line two ways

Beginners see kana with romaji underneath. Once you're ready, switch to kanji with full-line furigana. Nothing is forced on you either way.

  • Script conversation is free, with no limit

Pick a scene, tap a reply, hear it back. This part never runs out and never needs a subscription.

  • On-device AI roleplay (compatible devices only)

On devices with Apple Intelligence, Nyao can improvise short replies in Japanese, each with an English translation right underneath, plus three tap-to-reply suggestions. On devices without it, you still get the full script conversation and kana/romaji practice - nothing is hidden, this part simply isn't available there.

  • Free and fair

On-device AI roleplay is unlimited for your first seven days after install - no sign-up needed. After that, 5 on-device AI turns a day stay free; a monthly or yearly subscription keeps it unlimited. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless it is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the period, and you can manage it in your account settings. Script conversation and kana/romaji practice are free and unlimited either way, and none of your records are deleted.

No ads, no account. If anything leaves your phone, the screen that does it says so.

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