SHU: WRITE KANJI Fact sheet, October 2026 Shu is a kanji writing trainer for iPad and Apple Pencil. You write each character in an ink that behaves like sumi on paper, and when you lift the Pencil a teacher marks the page in vermilion, the way a Japanese calligraphy teacher marks a practice sheet: a ring round the stroke that stopped where it should have flicked, the flick you should have made, one word in the margin. Then you write it again, right. Every kanji you master earns a vermilion seal in your seal book. What it marks: stroke order, stroke direction, shape against the form taught in Japanese schools, and how every stroke ends (tome, hane and harai: stop, flick and sweep), read from the Pencil's pressure and speed. Never a variant Japan's handwriting guidelines accept, and never more than three marks on a character. App name Shu: Write Kanji Developer Subomi Olagoke, independent Platform iPad, made for Apple Pencil (pressure, tilt, hover, squeeze). iPadOS 27 or later. Release Out now on the App Store (released 20 October 2026). Category Education. Rated 4+. Price Free. Shu Pro is $7.99 a month, $49.99 a year with a 7-day free trial, or $119.99 once. Free All hiragana and katakana, all of JLPT N5, unlimited reviews, both brushes, every strictness level, the full correction language and the seal book. Shu Pro adds JLPT N4 to N1 and all 2,136 Joyo kanji, printable practice sheets, and your own decks. Reviews Scheduled with FSRS and graded from the teacher's marks, so you never grade yourself. Privacy No account, no ads, no tracking. Everything stays on the iPad. Data Stroke data from KanjiVG by Ulrich Apel (CC BY-SA 3.0). Dictionary data from KANJIDIC and JMdict (EDRDG), used under its licence. App Store https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shu-write-kanji/id6823649232 Website https://shu-kanji.vercel.app Press kit https://shu-kanji.vercel.app/press Press contact solagoke21@gmail.com In this kit: the app icon (1024 px), the iPad App Preview (23 s), and the five iPad 13 inch App Store screenshots at full size (PNG).