Get comfortable typing Korean.
One word at a time.

Practise Hangul with word meanings and native-speaker audio. TypeKo helps you move from copying a word to typing it from memory on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

TypeKo app screens showing Korean typing practice

Know the word you’re typing.

Keep spelling, meaning, and pronunciation together in every round.

See the meaning

An emoji and meaning cue give each Korean word context.

Check the spelling

Get immediate feedback while you practise typing in Hangul.

Hear the word

Replay native-speaker recordings to connect the spelling with its sound.

TypeKo Type mode word prompt TypeKo Listen mode word prompt

Start with the word. Then hide it.

Type mode keeps the Korean spelling visible as you practise.

When you’re ready, type what you hear in Listen mode or work from a cue in Recall mode.

Give difficult words another turn.

Smart review brings missed words, slow answers, and words due for review back into practice.

Review what needs work

Return to the words that need another pass.

Follow your practice

Track daily progress, accuracy, and typing speed.

Continue across devices

iCloud sync keeps practice history available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Start free

Practise a daily set of word prompts, with unlimited word practice available as an upgrade.

See where practice is paying off.

Check accuracy, typing speed, and recurring typing patterns in Progress.

Use that history to choose what to work on next.

TypeKo Recall mode TypeKo progress screen

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Type, Listen, and Recall?

Type keeps the Korean word visible. Listen starts with pronunciation audio. Recall asks you to type the Korean word from its cue.

Which devices can I use?

TypeKo is available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. iCloud sync keeps practice history available across Apple devices.

What should I practise after a difficult round?

Smart review brings missed words, slow answers, and words due for review back automatically.

How do I type Korean in other apps?

On iPhone or iPad, open Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards → Add New Keyboard and choose Korean. In a text field, hold the globe or emoji key to switch to Korean.

Start with a Korean word.

Make spelling, sound, and recall part of your typing practice.