Meet the pieces.
See and hear a tiny set of jamo in the role they play inside a block.
한 YOUR KOREAN READING STARTS HERE
READ KOREAN.
FIND YOUR FLOW.
Build Hangul from its letter pieces. Find the Hanja roots that connect words. Then make time for 600 everyday Korean words—with colorful cards and short practice rounds.
- 7 Hangul tracksfrom letter shapes to reading blocks
- 24 Hanja roots60 words connected through their roots
- 600 words8 categories · listen, recall, repeat
Start with a free introduction. Try a Hangul activity, preview the widgets and find your starting point before choosing JAMOBOP Full.
↗ MAKE YOUR FIRST BLOCK
ONE SMALL LOOP.
ONE REAL READING WIN.
Jamo are the consonant and vowel letters that build Hangul blocks. JAMOBOP lets you use them immediately instead of asking you to memorize an abstract chart first.
Build the block.
Tap each jamo in reading order and watch the complete Korean block take shape.
Read something new.
Use the same pieces to decode a fresh block without leaning on romanization.
↗ INSIDE THE APP
LETTERS. ROOTS.
EVERYDAY WORDS.
Three clear places to learn, always within reach in the bottom navigation. These are screens from the submitted iPhone build. Select one to see it at full size.
Screenshot language only. This website is in English.
HANGUL / READING FOUNDATIONS
Make the pieces click.
Meet jamo, the consonant and vowel letters. Practise their shapes, assemble syllables and work through seven tracks at your own pace.
HANJA / WORD FAMILIES
Find the family inside a word.
Hanja are roots used in Korean words. Explore 24 roots through Korean readings, with 72 connections across 60 distinct compound words. Practise a word family and jump back to its root lesson.
EVERYDAY WORDS / YOUR WORD LIST
Find a word. Make it familiar.
Browse 600 words in eight categories. Search in Korean, English or Spanish, listen to a word, and start a round from your current selection.
NO AD PROFILE No behavioral advertising.
LOCAL PROGRESS Learning history stays on-device.
YOUR PACE Short rounds, clear feedback, no streak pressure.
↗ EVERYDAY WORDS / PRACTICE
ONE WORD.
THEN ANOTHER.
A little listening. A little recall. A fresh color with every card. Turn a spare moment into a 10-word round—or practise the whole list.
- Pick your round.Use the full library, a category, a search or words due for review. Turn on Shuffle words for a different selection.
- Listen. Reveal. Recall.Think of the meaning, reveal it, then choose Again or Got it. Swipe up or tap Next to continue.
- Keep the rhythm.Shuffle next mixes upcoming cards. Finish with a recap and start a new shuffled round. Your saved progress stays put.
Your progress bar counts words you rate. Swiping alone never marks a word as learned.
↗ JAMOBOP FULL
ONE EXPERIENCE.
THREE WAYS IN.
Try the free introduction, then choose how you want to keep learning. Every plan includes all Hangul tracks, Hanja roots, 600 everyday words, word practice and Replay widgets.
Weekly
$3.99/ week · USD
Renews at $3.99 per week in the US. Manage or cancel through your Apple Account.
Check launch statusYearly
$49.99/ year · USD · billed annually
A year of Full access in one payment. Renews yearly until you cancel.
Check launch statusLifetime
$99.99/ once · USD
One purchase, no renewal, with access restorable through the store.
Check launch statusUS App Store prices shown. Your country or region determines the price and currency you see in the app. Apple checkout confirms the local price, billing terms and availability. Weekly is the ongoing launch price, with no introductory discount or free trial.
Your plan, right at the top of Profile.
See your current membership and renewal or expiry date, manage your subscription, restore a purchase, or explore lifetime access. Buying lifetime does not automatically cancel an existing subscription—manage its renewal with Apple.
? GOOD TO KNOW
THE SHORT ANSWERS.
What can I try for free?+
The introduction helps you choose one of five music-themed starting points, each with a clear description. You can try a Hangul activity, preview the widgets and set optional reminders. Continuing learning requires JAMOBOP Full.
When can I download JAMOBOP?+
The iPhone app has been submitted and is awaiting App Store approval. It is not publicly available yet. Android has no announced release date. Official download links will appear here when available.
Is JAMOBOP a complete Korean course?+
No. JAMOBOP focuses on Korean reading foundations, 24 Hanja roots and 600 everyday words. It does not promise complete grammar, conversation, or fluency coverage.
Do I need an account?+
No JAMOBOP account is required. Learning progress is stored locally. Your Apple Account handles iPhone purchases and restores.
Do all paid plans include the same content?+
Yes. Weekly, yearly, and lifetime all unlock the same JAMOBOP Full experience.
Will progress move to a new device?+
Not in version 1.0. Purchases may be restored with the same store account, but local learning history does not automatically transfer.
What happens if I cancel my subscription?+
Cancelling stops the next renewal; access continues through the paid period. When expired access is detected, paid features lock and your local progress remains saved. Use Profile to manage or restore access.
↗ RELEASE STATUS · 5 OCTOBER 2026
NEXT STOP:
THE APP STORE.
JAMOBOP 1.0 has been submitted to Apple and is awaiting review. The iPhone app is not publicly available to download yet. We will add the official download link here when it goes live.
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