Recall-first flashcards
See the Korean word and try to remember it. Tap to reveal the Japanese meaning and a bilingual example sentence — the recall-first flow that makes Anki effective.

Korean vocabulary, made to stick
Anki-style flashcards built on the TOPIK I & II word lists, with an AI-driven spaced-repetition schedule so the words actually stay in your memory.
Coming soon to the App Store · Android in development
See the Korean word and try to remember it. Tap to reveal the Japanese meaning and a bilingual example sentence — the recall-first flow that makes Anki effective.

50 words per chapter, with the previous chapters automatically carried over so you keep reviewing as you advance. Homophones are tagged (1)/(2) to avoid confusion.

Your study history drives a 1 / 3 / 7 / 14 / 30 / 60-day schedule that resurfaces the words you're about to forget, right on time.

Words you keep missing flow into a dedicated weak-word list, and a GitHub-style heatmap visualizes your study days and consecutive-day streaks.

A Korean word appears on the card. Try to recall its meaning before revealing it.
Tap to reveal the Japanese meaning and a Korean–Japanese example sentence.
Tap 分かる / 分からない. Words you miss come back at the optimal time.
Yes. The core study experience is free, supported by ads. A one-time Premium purchase removes ads and unlocks AI Review, pronunciation, dark mode, and more.
Both TOPIK I and TOPIK II — over 4,000 hand-curated words.
Yes. After the first launch everything runs on-device, and your progress never leaves your phone.
No. Premium is a single one-time purchase that works on every device signed into the same Apple ID.
Android is in development. iOS launches first.
The app UI is Japanese, designed for Japanese speakers learning Korean. Vocabulary and example sentences are Korean and Japanese.
Learning progress is stored locally and never sent to a server. The only third-party data flow is Google AdMob ads on the free tier, with the iOS App Tracking Transparency prompt respected.
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