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N3 Countdown Support
N3 Countdown creates a daily JLPT N3 vocabulary plan from your test date, a 30-word check, and the study time you choose. It does not require an account.
Getting started
- Choose a test date or continue without one.
- Choose the time available each day.
- Complete the 30-word vocabulary check.
- Review the estimated coverage and daily plan.
- Complete the three-card practice to reach Home.
Coverage describes only the reviewed vocabulary included in N3 Countdown. It is not a JLPT score or pass probability. N3 Countdown is not affiliated with the JLPT organizers.
Widget help
Open the app and complete onboarding before adding the widget. Touch and hold the Lock Screen or Home Screen, choose Customize or Edit, add a widget, then select N3 Countdown. iOS controls widget refresh timing, and a Lock Screen interaction may require authentication.
If a widget looks out of date, open N3 Countdown, pull to refresh the Home screen, and use “Refresh Widget Data” in the widget help screen.
Purchases and restoration
The 90-day pass is a non-renewing purchase. Lifetime N3 access is a non-consumable purchase. Prices are shown by the App Store before confirmation. Use “Restore Purchases” in the app when reinstalling or moving to another device that uses the same Apple Account. Refund requests are handled by Apple.
Never send your password, verification code, or full payment details to support.
Notifications and study data
Notification permission can be changed in iOS Settings. “Delete Study Data” removes the plan and history stored on the device but does not delete App Store purchase records.
Contact
Email: amasihsotikuy@hotmail.co.jp
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