DuoPuzzle 语言拼图
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DUOPUZZLE · A LANGUAGE-LEARNING GAME
Learn with real subway maps, city maps and words you actually use every day — recognize station names on Tokyo's Yamanote Line, piece together maps on the New York subway, and write out a word by hand from a picture. No word lists to memorize: you play, and it sticks.
HOW IT PLAYS
あさくさ
しんじゅく
しぶや
On real maps of Tokyo, New York, Hong Kong and Osaka, piece station and place names back where they belong. Every station comes with a note that helps you remember it, and famous landmarks get their own illustrations — remember a place, and you remember a word.
The words all come from daily life: food, the body, stations, weather, inside and outside the home. Match pictures to words, catch the falling ones and pair them up. Words you miss go to the Mistake Garden — they come back a few days later for another round, until you get them right.
Words you've learned become review cards: flip one over and it reads itself aloud, and tapping ☆ saves it into a set for review. The back of a card can switch to dictation — no peeking at the answer; write the word out by hand, scored character by character.
PACKS
Everyone gets their own profile and picks the language they want to learn — Japanese, English or Spanish. The interface comes in Chinese, Japanese, English and Spanish. Packs download on demand, so they don't fill up your phone.
30 stations + 22 landmarks · every station has its own note
Landmark illustrations with station names — learn the city before you go
Wherever you live, start with your own city
Piece together all of Japan on a satellite map
Falling food words, the body, kanji food shapes, China's provinces, countries of Asia, world history… 68 packs in total, and new ones keep coming from what everyone votes for.
HIGHLIGHT · HANDWRITING DICTATION
Dictation is where DuoPuzzle gets serious: no answer to peek at, no options to tap — you write the word out, character by character, with a finger or an Apple Pencil. Every character is scored, so you can see exactly which one needs work.
Unfold the foldable — a whole screen of scratch paper
Scored character by character; weak ones go to the Mistake Garden
On iPhone Duo, unfold it: writing fills one whole side, with hints and scores on the other, neither in the way. On a regular phone it's just as roomy.
New words are traced once with the guide on, then written from memory — a character you miss doesn't disappear; it comes back until you write it right.
Each profile has its own progress: kids write kana, grandma writes big characters, dad crams travel Japanese — no one gets in anyone's way.
JOIN THE BETA
DuoPuzzle is still in TestFlight beta. Our house rule: ask in the morning, and we'll try to ship it the same afternoon. One sentence from you can be in that night's build.
Families learning words and maps with their kids — your child picks up language inside the puzzles, and you can see what they've learned.
Grown-ups who want a few phrases of Japanese or English for a trip — big type, a gentle pace, no account to create. Open it and play.
Heading to Japan, New York or Hong Kong? Learn the places on the map first, so you arrive already oriented.
Download Apple's free TestFlight app from the App Store.
Tap any entry button below, accept the invite, and install DuoPuzzle.
Create a profile for yourself (or your kids, or your parents), pick the language to learn, and you're off.
If something feels off, tap “Send Feedback” in TestFlight and attach a screenshot and a sentence — it lands straight in our hands.
Want a new city pack or a new game mode? Post it on the feedback forum and vote on other people's ideas. The top-voted ones get built first.
feedback.duopuzzle.app →