KanjiMaster.AI

[adil.eth @AdilMouja]

The response to this blew me away. So I went back to @AnthropicAI's Fable 5 with one more request: "now make the full documentary."

26 minutes, five levels — from "what is a prime?" to the edge of mathematics, and a soundtrack synthesized from the zeta zeros themselves. 🎬👇

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I gave @AnthropicAI's new Fable 5 my hardest challenge: explain the Riemann Hypothesis — math's most famous unsolved problem — to anyone. Two prompts later: a full interactive site + this video, scored with music composed from the zeta zeros themselves 🤯🎵 https://t.co/OfX7I1IVCZ

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Check out my latest post on the minimum developer fundamentals you need to start building with AI: https://t.co/oDtGqbl5iK

[adil.eth @AdilMouja]

🚀 I'm starting a new YouTube channel to share my side projects and tutorials around AI, coding, and creative coding.

Just dropped the first video:
Build an AI-Controlled Code Editor with MCP + Claude
https://t.co/csAZnXyd0H

I'd love your support — and let me know what kind of content you'd like to see! 🙌

[adil.eth @AdilMouja]

Check out my latest blog post - Kanji and Culture: 10 Japanese Concepts That Will Change How You See the World 🇯🇵 https://t.co/zHg6gztOI5 @KanjiMasterAI

[adil.eth @AdilMouja]

20 years ago, I struggled hard with Kanji while studying in Japan. Today, as a developer, I finally built the tool I wish I had back then. It’s called @KanjiMasterAI

I just published a video showing how it works 👇
https://t.co/1tODfiTNdQ

[adil.eth @AdilMouja]

How I built a Japanese Kanji learning app @KanjiMasterAI using AI-assisted coding (@cursor_ai + @AnthropicAI), despite minimal React/Next.js experience. From idea to launch in weeks! Below is the story 👇
https://t.co/N7Q3ZUsOrA

Tech stack: @nextjs , @supabase , @stripe , @vercel

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Check out my latest blog post: The Japanese Writing System Explained: Hiragana, Katakana & Kanji
https://t.co/Dw8uodhcp0

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Ad for my app https://t.co/3vY8JcVbDj in Studio Ghibli anime style. @OpenAI @KanjiMasterAI

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Productive weekend thanks to @cursor_ai and @supabase 🚀

[KanjiMaster.AI @KanjiMasterAI]

🚀 New Features Live on https://t.co/ELV79QVXcm! 🇯🇵✨
🧠 New Lessons Section – Study directly from your collections with the ability to mark each item as Mastered, Familiar, or Need Review.
📊 New Dashboard – Set your learning target and track your progress.
More coming 👀

[KanjiMaster.AI @KanjiMasterAI]

Ever wondered how Hiragana and Katakana were born? 🤔✨

They evolved from Man’yōgana, an ancient system using kanji for sounds! Hiragana came from soft, flowing strokes (e.g., 安 → あ). Katakana emerged from sharp, angular cuts (e.g., 阿 → ア).

[adil.eth @AdilMouja]

20 years ago, I struggled to learn Japanese Kanji. I wished for a tool that would make it easier and more fun.
Fast forward to today — I finally built that tool. 🚀 My first product is live! 👉 https://t.co/xXfMDF0qEb

Building this has been an incredible learning experience. I would love your feedback & support!

Big thanks to @marclou for the inspiration. 🙌

[adil.eth @AdilMouja]

20 years ago, I struggled to learn Japanese Kanji. I wished for a tool that would make it easier and more fun.
Fast forward to today — I finally built that tool. 🚀 My first product is live! 👉 https://t.co/xXfMDF0qEb

Building this has been an incredible learning experience. I would love your feedback & support!

Big thanks to @marclou for the inspiration. 🙌

[KanjiMaster.AI @KanjiMasterAI]

鬱 (utsu): With 29 strokes, it’s one of the most complex kanji in regular use, meaning "depression" or "gloom." #learnjapanese

[KanjiMaster.AI @KanjiMasterAI]

生き甲斐 (ikigai): Your "reason for being." This Japanese concept combines passion, skill, and purpose to bring fulfillment and benefit society. #learnjapanese

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Did you know? Of 50,000+ kanji characters, only ~2-3k are used daily in Japan. Focus on learning the most common ones first! 📚 #Learnjapanese