Download Fushi
Pick a platform, install it, and let the in-app onboarding handle the rest. Four platforms, one experience, all free and open source.
| Platform | Notes | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Android (arm64) | Most phones — needs Android 7.0+ | Download |
| Android (arm32) | Older 32-bit devices | Download |
| Android (x86_64) | Emulators / x86 tablets | Download |
| Windows | Includes Galgame voice mining and desktop text lookup | Download |
| macOS | Apple Silicon (M-series) only | Download |
| iOS | Install via TestFlight | Join TestFlight |
There is no prebuilt Linux package yet; please build from source.
Older versions: all releases.
After installing
Just follow the onboarding guide
The first time Fushi starts it opens the onboarding guide: it asks which features you want, then sets up the recommended dictionary pack, Anki, backup sync and reading fonts step by step. Closed it and want to run it again? Go to Settings → System → Onboarding.
| Step | What it does |
|---|---|
| Welcome | Choose the interface language and light/dark theme |
| Features | Untick the modules you do not need; they disappear from the bottom bar |
| Recommended pack | Download and import Japanese dictionaries plus Japanese/English pronunciation audio |
| Anki | Connect AnkiDroid / AnkiMobile / AnkiConnect and create the Lapis deck in one tap |
| Backup · Interconnect · Fonts | Optional — all of these can be skipped |
Recommended pack: no dictionary hunting
The pack contains Japanese vocabulary, pitch-accent and frequency dictionaries plus local Japanese / English pronunciation audio, about 9.5 GB. Download and import it right from the “Install recommended pack” step of the guide.
You'll be asked where to save it, then the 39 parts download in order and each is SHA-256 checked. Keep this page open — the web download cannot resume; use the app's onboarding if you need that.
Part files on GitHub (IDM / aria2)Part manifest (JSON)
If you fetch the parts with a download manager, join them in order afterwards: Windows copy /b name.000+name.001+… pack.zip, macOS / Linux cat name.* > pack.zip.
Choose “Merge” when importing
The pack goes through the backup-import flow. In the confirmation dialog, “Merge into existing library” only adds the dictionaries and audio and leaves your existing data untouched; “Overwrite whole library” replaces the entire library with the pack.
Learning another language? Skip this step and import any Yomitan / MDX (MDict) / DSL dictionary through dictionary management. The languages you can look up depend on the dictionaries you import.