Start with Hangul basics
The Korean course begins with Hangul and beginner phrases, so the Home plan can point you to the next lesson instead of a blank library.
Korean that reaches your mouth
Practice one Korean phrase out loud.
See how Kori turns one clear Home prompt into a useful Korean phrase you can actually practice out loud—without hunting through a lesson library.
Notify me when Kori launches
Opens an email request. Kori is still being prepared for iOS and is not presented as currently available in the App Store.
- Home
- Next tiny step
- Speak
- Cafe roleplay
- Review
- Streaks and XP
Real product proof
See Kori before your first lesson.
Follow the path from Home to a first Korean lesson, practice trail, premium status, and personal goals.
The beginner wall
Flashcards can leave you silent.
You may know a word on a card, then freeze when ordering coffee, starting a trip conversation, or recognizing a favorite K-drama line. Kori keeps the next action visible and pushes practice toward speaking, not only memorizing.
What changes in the app
One route from lesson to voice.
Practice a real phrase
Today’s Korean surfaces examples like 안녕하세요 with romanization and meaning, then leaves room for review and speaking practice.
Move into a scenario
Voice practice includes guided scenarios such as ordering coffee in Seoul with Korean turns, translations, and a microphone-first flow.
Earn the tiny habit
Rewards, streaks, XP, review, and daily quiz loops make short practice feel earned without promising fluency or test results.
How Kori works
Open, choose, say.
Kori’s Home, Learn, Speak, Rewards, Daily Word, Daily Quiz, Snap & Learn, and review routes keep one small practice action visible at a time.
See the next step
Home shows the active trail, today’s phrase, and practical actions instead of making beginners search through menus.
Practice the phrase
Lessons and review keep the phrase small enough to repeat, including Hangul, romanization, and English meaning where the app uses them.
Use your voice
Speak routes turn a lesson into transcript-based conversation practice, including cafe-style Korean prompts and microphone controls.
Reinforce it
Daily quiz, Snap & Learn object-word practice, XP, streaks, and rewards give the next short repetition a visible place.
Product in motion
From 안녕하세요 to out loud.
A beginner can review a greeting on Home, then enter a voice scenario where the interface shows Korean turns, romanization, short meanings, and microphone practice controls.
- Scenario practice includes source-backed cafe conversation routes.
- Translations and transcript turns support beginner comprehension.
- Voice practice is presented as practice, not as a fluency guarantee.
Short practice that adds up
Tiny wins stay visible.
Streaks, XP coins, flashcards, review, and daily quizzes give Kori a playful loop for returning to useful Korean while avoiding fluency promises or live-store claims.
Honest iOS status
Built for iOS, still in preparation.
Kori is being prepared for iOS. The app source includes onboarding, lessons, review, object capture, voice conversation, subscriptions, privacy labels, and store readiness work, but this page does not say it is currently listed.
Read the iOS status FAQFAQ
Questions before Kori ships.
Is Kori only flashcards?
No. The app plan includes Home, Learn, Speak, Rewards, Daily Word, Daily Quiz, Snap & Learn, review, and scenario voice practice routes.
Can beginners use it?
Yes. The course starts with Hangul basics and simple greetings, then uses romanization and English meaning where the app screens show them.
Does Kori promise fluency?
No. Kori is a practice companion for short Korean lessons and spoken repetition. It does not promise fluency, certification, or test outcomes.
Can people get Kori now?
Not yet. Kori is in iOS preparation, so the CTA explains the product flow instead of implying the app is currently obtainable.