Gravity

What Gravity is

Gravity is a Japanese-learning app that turns real media and captured material into study activities. Its Media catalog offers more than 1,000 hours of native Japanese video, organized by topic and JLPT level. Moments gives learners a shorter, swipeable way to work with similar content. Word-by-word synced transcripts let learners tap vocabulary to inspect dictionary entries, read contextual explanations, or save words. Gravity can also extract vocabulary from photos and screenshots, and it supports material such as podcasts, songs, livestreams, manga panels, and text. Saved words can be practised, searched, sorted, and arranged in personal decks. Words saved from Media retain their source context. Spaced reviews and daily plans adjust to a learner’s progress, and the app is intended for all levels. Japanese is currently its only supported learning language. Gravity is available for Android, iOS, and macOS; its App Store listing labels it early access. A free plan is available, with paid options ranging from $4.99, paid once for Special Offer to $69.99, paid once for Polyglot. Immersive Monthly is $8.99 a month. The maker describes the app as useful for travelers, immigrants, expats, partners of native speakers, and students abroad.

Who it suits

Gravity suits Japanese learners at any level who want to study through videos, music, podcasts, or their own captured text and images. Its stated audience includes travelers, immigrants, expats, partners of native speakers, and students abroad.

Limits

A free plan is available, but the listed facts do not describe its quotas or feature limits. Paid options include Special Offer at $4.99, paid once, Fluency at $6.99, paid once, Immersive Monthly at $8.99 a month, Immersion at $14.99, paid once, and Polyglot at $69.99, paid once.

Getting started

1. Visit https://learngravity.com/.
2. Choose Android, iOS, or macOS as your platform.
3. Start with the free plan or choose a paid plan.
4. Use the Media catalog or Moments to explore Japanese content.
5. Tap transcript words or capture vocabulary from photos and screenshots, then save words for study.

Verdict

Choose Gravity if you want to build Japanese study around native media, captured material, and vocabulary review. It is less suitable if you need a learning language other than Japanese or prefer an app outside early access.