Origa documentation
Guides on how Origa works and how to use it.
Getting started
If you are new, start here. The guide covers install, sign-in, onboarding, your first lesson, and how to add your own cards.
By feature
- Lessons — what is in a lesson, the acquaintance stage for new cards, card types, rating, and how spaced repetition schedules your reviews.
- How Origa decides what to show you — the forgetting curve, FSRS, paces and daily limits: why cards run out and why that is normal.
- Vocabulary — built-in dictionaries, audio pronunciation, four ways to add cards, and pre-built word sets.
- Kanji — automatic furigana that hides as you learn, writing practice with stroke order, and JLPT-mapped kanji.
- Grammar — JLPT-organized reference with examples built from vocabulary you already know.
- Phrases and listening — native-speaker phrases with original audio, automatically selected for your level.
- Capture — on-device OCR and speech recognition: how to use them, when models download, and known limits.
Reference
- Limitations — current boundaries of Origa, stated plainly.
What this documentation is not
These pages describe how Origa works and how to use it. They are not a comparison with other apps — for that, see Compare. They are not release notes or a changelog — those live on GitHub.
If something here is out of date, please open an issue.