Learn Japanese with YouTube, one lesson a day
There are great free Japanese courses on YouTube. The hard part isn't finding them, it's coming back every day. TubeHabit sends you the next lesson each morning so you don't have to remember.
- Pick any JLPT N5–N1, grammar or kanji playlist
- One video a day, or two if you are in a hurry
- Tick lessons off and see how far you have come
Habits other learners started
Playlists other people turned into habits. Upvote the good ones.
Questions
Something else? Email a@laersmart.no. A person answers.
Is it really free?
Yes. One habit with up to 31 videos is free forever, with email reminders and progress tracking. Pro adds unlimited habits, longer playlists and SMS, and starts with a 14-day free trial.
Do I need a YouTube account?
No. You only need an email address. Videos open on YouTube as usual; we never ask for access to your YouTube or Google account.
Which playlists work?
Any public YouTube playlist: paste its link, or search from Explore. Private and deleted videos are skipped automatically.
How do the reminders work?
You choose the pace (every day, weekly, …) and a time of day. Each reminder is one email with that day's video. One click to unsubscribe, any time.
Can I cancel Pro?
Anytime, from Settings. Your habits stay; you just go back to the free limits.
Who is behind TubeHabit?
Lær Smart AS, a small Norwegian company building tools for learning. Questions or problems: a@laersmart.no, answered by a human.