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HAN•GL is a Korean learning app that teaches the alphabet through King Sejong's story, then builds real vocabulary with audio for every word.

HAN•GL is a Korean language app built around the story of King Sejong, who created the Hangul alphabet in 1443. New learners read Korean in a single week of casual sessions, then move into themed vocabulary (food, travel, K-pop, family), collecting every word as a card, each with its own audio. No romanization crutch, no ads. Solo-built and free on iOS and Android.

HAN•GL is a Korean language platform that teaches Hangul, the Korean alphabet, through the historical narrative of King Sejong's invention of it in 1443, then layers a growing, collectible vocabulary library on top: 70+ themed topics, spaced-repetition flashcard review, and arcade games built over the words you've collected. The app is structured as a single-language depth product: every illustration, every line of copy, every audio sample is purpose-built for Korean, not adapted from a multi-language template, and it never leans on romanization. Free tier covers all of Hangul (15 chapters, 40 letters, three milestone tests, native audio) plus a complete first vocabulary topic, so any learner can read Korean without paying. A subscription unlocks the full vocabulary collection, quizzes, games, and ongoing content drops. The app launched in February 2026, has grown organically with zero ad spend, won the K-Style Expo Q2 2026 pitch battle, and is positioned to become the definitive Korean language app. Built solo by founder Kevin Myung (who goes by Yuno).