BunnyNote doesn't teach you a language, it helps guide you in the right direction. It's the tracker that sits alongside you as you learn: from your own personal study, a class, a tutor, or shows you watch at 2am. It turns every word you encounter into a library for you to study from.
No streak guilt. No annoying notifications. Just your go to companion for when you want to study.

The biggest hurdle? Every language learner knows it. It's finding new, useful words to learn in your target language, and it burns you out before you even touch the learning part.
No more hour long searches online for lists of useful words. “1000 Most Common Japanese Words”? No need, BunnyNote has its own database you can swipe on to add words directly to your library.
Simple, easy, and less time spent on the most tedious part of learning a language.


Burned out before the learning starts.
That's it. Quick and effortless.
Want to use flash cards to study all the new words you just added? BunnyNote's study cards run on your library or any folder directly. Want to get faster at texting in the language you're learning, or stop misspelling words in Japanese? BunnyNote gives you multiple ways to practice your texting, your spelling and your recognition, so you recall words quicker.





Six tools, one library between them. BunnyNote is your most useful and powerhouse study companion.
We all know the process. You find a word online, but then you need to grab its dictionary form, its correct translation, make sure it isn't misspelled, work out what part of speech it is, and type all of that in. Word after word, for thousands of words. You'll be burned out before you even touch the learning part. Let BunnyNote handle that, so you can focus on the learning part.
Auto word detection with spelling correction, base dictionary forms pulled from any text, part of speech tagged for you, and every word dropped straight into your library, ready for you to study them.
어머니가 물을 빨리 먹다…

Scan your vocabulary as a grid or flip through it one card at a time. One swipe marks a word known, the other sends it back to still learning. That's the whole interaction, and it's the same gesture everywhere in the app.




An intuitive, curated database of words called the Progress Tracker, guiding you on which words to learn next, sorted into real categories: family, food, places, numbers, particles, connectors. It offloads a large part of the search for the right words to learn, maps your position in the language, and helps you gauge what level you're at based on how many words you know.
Every category is a node you can open, study and swipe through. Words you mark known fill the ring, and words still landing come back around. Your library grows out of the map instead of alongside it.
Send one sentence in the language you're studying. Grammar Mentor returns it annotated: every error, every fix, and every particle you left out, colour coded in place. Not a rewritten sentence you'd have copied without reading.
Red is a flat out error. Green in brackets is what it should have been. Blue is something required that you left out. Orange is a nuance tweak you can take or leave. Get a sentence completely right and the whole thing comes back green.
Keep a separate chat per topic, come back to them whenever, and watch the same mistake stop showing up.
The Progress Tracker is live for four languages right now. Everything else works for any language you're adding words in: your library, folders, AI Translate, Grammar Mentor and both practice modes.
Coming to the Progress Tracker next
The whole app changes with it: cards, rings, glow and all. Pick the one you'll actually want to open at midnight.








Everything you need to build a library and see where you stand costs nothing, and always will. Premium is for when you would rather stop doing the tedious part by hand.
The tracker, the library and the folders. No trial clock, no locked categories, no card at signup.
The AI does the looking up, the correcting and the tagging, and the practice tools open up.
On Google Play now, with the App Store and Microsoft Store on the way.
Put it somewhere it'll still be next month.