Media Kit
Press resources, brand assets, and copy-ready descriptions for HAN•GL. For interview requests or anything not covered here, email us — we reply within a day.
About HAN•GL
Boilerplate copy for articles and reviews — short and long versions.
Short (one-liner)
HAN•GL is a Korean learning app that teaches the alphabet through King Sejong's story, then builds real vocabulary with native audio.
Medium (one paragraph)
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 — with native audio for every word. No romanization, no streak guilt, no ads. Solo-built, illustrated by hand, and free on iOS and Android.
Long (press boilerplate)
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 — and then layers a growing, collectible vocabulary library on top. 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. Free tier covers all of Hangul (15 chapters, 40 letters, three milestone tests, native audio) so any learner can read Korean without paying. A subscription unlocks the full vocabulary collection, quizzes, and ongoing content drops. The app launched in February 2026, has grown organically with zero ad spend, and is positioned to become the definitive Korean language app. Built solo by founder Kevin Myung (who goes by Yuno).
Fast Facts
Quick reference for press write-ups.
- Product
- HAN•GL — Korean learning app
- Founder
- Kevin Myung (goes by Yuno)
- Launched
- February 2026
- Platforms
- iOS, Android
- App languages
- English, Spanish
- Teaches
- Korean — Hangul + vocabulary
- Pricing
- Free tier covers all of Hangul; subscription unlocks vocabulary
- Ad spend
- $0 — fully organic
- Built by
- One person — code, content, illustration, audio curation
- Tech
- React Native (Expo), TypeScript, ElevenLabs native audio
Logos & Marks
Click any asset to download. Don't recolor or alter the wordmark.
Wordmark (SVG)
Vector, scales to any size
Square logo (PNG, 512px)
Use when a square crop is required
App icon (PNG, 256px)
Rounded corners are part of the OS, not the asset
Usage notes
- ·The dot in HAN•GL is part of the wordmark. Don't replace it with a period or hyphen.
- ·On dark backgrounds, use the wordmark in white — request a dark-background variant if you need one.
- ·Don't add gradients, shadows, or outlines. The marks are designed flat.
Key Art
King Sejong is HAN•GL's central character — he narrates the alphabet course as a guide. These are the press-friendly portraits.
App Screenshots
Phone-frame ready, light-mode. English and Spanish versions provided. Contact us for other languages.
Brand Colors
Primary lavender (#293380) is the signature color. Pair with the off-white background and warm accents sparingly.
Primary
#293380
Brand color, headlines, CTAs
Background
#F0EFF7
Page background, surfaces
Success
#7DC95E
Confirmations, checkmarks
Warning
#FC9E4F
Highlights, accents
Danger
#DD4E41
Errors, boss battles
Ink
#262626
Body text
Typography
Two custom fonts. GROSVENTRE for headlines, BMEULJIRO for body. Both are in use across the app and this site.
GROSVENTRE · Headlines, labels, buttons
Hangul, the morning alphabet
BMEULJIRO · Body, captions, story text
King Sejong invented Hangul in 1443.
Founder
Available for interviews in English, Spanish, and Korean.
Kevin Myung (Yuno)
Founder, designer, and sole developer of HAN•GL
Kevin Myung — who goes by Yuno — is a polyglot founder rebuilding Korean language pedagogy from scratch, not translating an English-Korean curriculum, but designing one that works the way Korean was meant to be learned. He writes the curriculum, illustrates every visual, curates the vocabulary, and ships the code himself.
Press Contact
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