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Hangeul

Hangeul is being built to take someone from zero knowledge toward A2-level Korean on iPhone. Right now it includes 27 visible guided lessons, 10 study stacks, 65 decks, 2,211 flashcards, and 4,988 bundled pronunciation clips and example recordings, while still fitting alongside the other resources a learner already uses.

iOS Works offline Single purchase planned App Store link coming later

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Use case

What Hangeul is for

Hangeul is for learners who want a straightforward path from zero knowledge toward A2-level Korean, starting with consonants and vowels and continuing into guided lessons, flashcards, vocabulary, and review. It is meant to augment existing language resources, not replace every other app, class, or study method.

Start with consonants, vowels, and guided reading lessons.
Tap cards to hear pronunciation audio.
Browse vocabulary, grammar, and common phrase decks.
Use review, search, and index views to revisit material later.
Use it as a calmer, more direct companion when other learning styles are a better fit than game systems or constant immersion.

Version 1

Current product approach

The current version is designed to protect privacy while keeping the study workflow straightforward and local. The goal is not to build another AI-heavy, gamified immersion app. Those tools have their place, but many learners benefit from a calmer and more direct way to study too.

Hangeul does not collect personal data.
Planned as a single-purchase app.
No subscription and no hidden paid unlocks.
No account is required.
No third-party analytics are planned for version 1.
Pronunciation, review tools, and search are designed to work locally for normal use.
Support is available by email through the Jintus Labs support page.

Support details

What to include if you need help

The Hangeul version and your iOS version.
Whether the issue was in consonants, vowels, a deck, search, or review.
The character, word, or phrase involved if one specific item caused the problem.
What you expected to happen.
If audio is involved, whether the issue affects regular playback, slower playback, or both.

Current content

What is in the app right now

Hangeul is still in development, but the current build already includes a large amount of beginner material.

27 visible guided lessons.
10 study stacks and 65 decks.
2,211 flashcards.
4,988 bundled pronunciation clips and example recordings.
Content aimed at taking a learner from zero knowledge toward A2-level Korean.

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