Norman Wrote:Most iphone app users who are studying with these kanji apps often carry a notebook around to physically write the kanji after viewing the keyword. An app with a whiteboard would eliminate the need to do so.

Also see "skritter japanese" on the iPhone.

I was googling for rikaichan/sama on mobile and found this thread. Regarding anki with a white board. There's a nice SRS app in the iOS app store and in the Playstore called Flashcards Deluxe. It has built in text to speech and a white board option and some other nice tools. I've used it to practice RTK 1 and I'm using it for writing vocabulary for kanji etc. I think it's better than Anki but I know a lot of people simply love Anki.

How about an app for kanji koohii website? Or making the website more smartphone friendly?