Main points
Each one has a small exercise attached. Take it one piece at a time.
For all students
Kinami reads it and makes the rest: a summary, the words worth learning, exercises to try, a practice exam, and a few games.
Your first chapter is free.
Four steps, and the slow one is taking the photo.
Photograph the chapter. Or just type what you want to study.
Kinami reads it and picks out what matters.
You get something to read and practise for the exam.
Keep at it until the exam, and see how ready you are.
All of it comes out of the pages you photographed.
Same words, same examples.
Each one has a small exercise attached. Take it one piece at a time.
Explained the way your own book explains them.
Read it, or have it read to you at whatever speed suits.
The whole chapter on one page. Handy the night before.
Each part ends with a question. Answer it correctly and the next part opens.
For when you want to go over the lot in one sitting.
The questions come the way a real exam asks them, written answers included. Those get marked, with a note on what was missing.
Multiple choice, fill in the gap, matching, and the kind you have to write out yourself.
Some people just want it on paper. Fair enough.
Drag and match, or a fast run through the terms. Five minutes is enough.
Put it in once. Kinami counts down to it and nudges you on the way.
The questions in the games come out of the chapter you are on.
Playing is studying too.
15 Questions, the Guessing Game and the Game Show.
It waits where you left it, same question and all.
Stars for right answers. Spend them on clothes and accessories for your character.
Stars from right answers buy hats, jackets, shoes and more. Dress them however you like.
A bunny and a fox. Choose one and make it yours.
Level up and you get to choose another item.
From exercises, games and exams.
Two ways to get going again. Neither one hands you the answer.
Photograph the page you are stuck on. You get one hint, then two more if you still need them. They point at what to try next.
Pick a subject and ask whatever is on your mind. The answer comes back short and pitched at your school year, and you can ask a couple of follow-up questions.
In a language chapter, tap a foreign word and hear how it is pronounced.
Tap a word and it is read back to you, with what it means underneath.
The pronunciation sits right beside the characters.
One sentence at a time, and the app answers it and asks you questions.
An evening of studying should end at some point.
Kinami is decent at saying when.
The timer also tells you when it is a good moment to take a break.
Import it once. After the school day you get a reminder to do your homework.
Today’s lessons and the days left to the exam, without opening anything.
One device, several kids, and everybody keeps their own.
Own school year, own language, own stars.
It stays off until somebody turns it on. Turn it back off and the history is deleted, not just hidden.
Tips on helping your child with their studying.
More and more schools put phones away during lessons, and that is fine. Kinami was never meant for the classroom. It is for studying on your own, after school.
Try it on tonight’s homework before you decide anything.
Or a class code, if your school has one.
Buy one when you need one.
Watch a short ad, carry on.
Try it on tonight’s homework.
