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Wanilog for wkstats users: where everything lives

wkstats is the reason Wanilog exists. It defined what WaniKani stats should look like, and Wanilog keeps the same shape: paste your API key, get your progress charted. If you have years of wkstats muscle memory, this page maps each section to its counterpart so nothing takes more than one click to find.

The page map

On wkstatsOn Wanilog
DashboardDashboardSame at-a-glance overview once you sign in with your API key.
Level-upsLevel-upPer-level duration chart. Median-based and reset-aware.
ProjectionsProjection ยทcalculator (no key)Statistical finish-date forecast with a confidence band and the fastest-possible-path floor.
Items by WaniKani levelItemsThe same grid, searchable, with SRS-stage filters.
Items by JLPT / Joyo / frequencyJLPT ยทJoyo ยทFrequencyPer-list coverage with the same item drill-down.
Charts (no API key needed)JLPT lists ยทJoyo by grade ยทfrequencyPublic pages, no key required - the same role as the wkstats chart links.
AccuracyAccuracyMeaning/reading split, per-level accuracy, plus a leech list.

What works differently

Do I have to pick one?

No. Both sites read the same WaniKani API with your own key, and neither changes your WaniKani data - so running both side by side costs nothing. Plenty of people check their wkstats dashboard out of habit and open Wanilog for the projection band or the leech list. Use whichever answers the question in front of you.

Try it with your data

Open the demo for a feel of it, or paste your WaniKani API key - the same read-only key wkstats uses. Your full history syncs in under a minute.

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