My Name in Hangul — Your Name, Your Korean Name Card Meet My Name in Hangul, a new, completely free experience on iPhone and iPad. A dedicated welcome takes you from your name to its Hangul spelling, Korean typing, and a card you can make your own. Choose Reviewed for a spelling from our checked library of English first names, or switch to Approximate for a suggestion based on English pronunciation—even if your name is not in the library. These are pronunciation-based spellings, not official or legal name translations. See how your name is built with a genuine Korean two-set keyboard, then personalize a still card with frames, patterns, and fonts. Export Square, Portrait, or Story images, or a transparent Sticker PNG. Now you can also create a five-second animated name card: a gently swinging ornament, falling mother-of-pearl sparkles, and a soft shimmer bring your name to life. Choose Feed (4:5) or Reels/Stories (9:16), preview your video, and save it to Photos or Files or share it. A caption and app link accompany sharing where supported. Refined navigation, iPad presentation, and localized sharing complete the update. My Name in Hangul needs no Story Campaign or Reading Journey progress and no Full Access purchase. Your existing progress and preferences stay in place.

What's New in Version 1.3.1: Hangul Tactica Across iPad and Mac Version 1.3.1 completes the native iPad experience, while the completely rebuilt Hangul Tactica for Mac is now released. The same learning world now feels at home on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The complete Story Campaign—from the Prologue through 22 chapters, eight Court Tests, and the Epilogue—now has an iPad experience designed for the larger screen instead of a stretched phone layout. Free Study, Study Insights, Library, Hangul Clock, Settings, and Guide have also been adapted for iPad, with tablet-tuned layouts and layered parallax environments throughout the experience. Hangul Tactica for Mac has been completely reworked as a native desktop learning experience with Story Campaign, Overview, Library, Glyph Slide, Glyph Orbit, Flashcards, Typing Drill, Pair Rush, a dedicated Welcome Tour, keyboard and pointer controls, and large parallax environments. iPhone keeps the focused mobile experience, iPad opens the same learning journey onto a larger canvas, and Mac provides a native desktop study experience. Each version is designed around the strengths of the device instead of forcing one interface everywhere. Version 1.3.1 does not repeat the learning-progress reset introduced with the 1.3.0 rebuild. Your current Story and Free Study progress, Full Access purchase, and existing preferences remain in place.

What's New in Version 1.3.0: A New Story-Driven Hangul Tactica Version 1.3.0 rebuilds Hangul Tactica around a complete Story Campaign, five Free Study modes, a new editorial Library, and clearer results-based review. Begin with a cinematic Prologue, then continue through 22 chapters and eight Court Tests. Meet Sejong, Inji, villagers, guards, and scholars across palace, village, library, and court scenes. Each chapter combines guided explanations, Glyph Slide movement and recall, independent Proof Boards, Pair Rush, Typing Drill where supported, story endings, replay, and chapter-specific review. Free Study now offers Flashcards, Glyph Slide, Pair Rush, Typing Drill, and Glyph Orbit. Glyph Slide adds randomized one- or two-chapter boards, custom Hangul and Roman input, wrong-answer rewind, and dedicated result scenes. Glyph Orbit is now fully available with Hangul Prompt and Roman Prompt. Completed Glyph Slide and Glyph Orbit sessions now contribute to Study Insights, including Overview, By Chapter, Recall Accuracy, recommendations, Review Queue, and prompt-aware Review Now. The Library has been rebuilt as an editorial reading space with a revised Learning Guide, a complete Chapter Companion, expanded references, improved search, and a five-page History & Culture feature about Hunminjeongeum. The title screen and first-run Welcome Tour have also been renewed, Settings and Hangul Clock sheets redesigned, Hangul Clock can be shown or hidden from the title menu, and alternate app icons are now available. The previous Legacy Campaign and iOS My Planner have been retired so the app can focus on Story Campaign, Free Study, Library, and Study Insights. This release also includes extensive localization, accessibility, audio, video, compact-device, performance, and reliability improvements. Important: because the learning structure has been rebuilt, Version 1.3.0 performs a one-time reset of local learning progress. Full Access purchases and your language, appearance, and accessibility preferences are preserved. This update also turns BGM and SFX on once. Any changes you make to those settings afterward are preserved.

What's New in Version 1.2.1: Quick Recall Comes to Hangul Clock Tap the glowing glyph in Hangul Clock to turn the clock face into a quick jamo quiz. Choose the matching romanization, receive immediate correct or incorrect feedback with sound when enabled, and return automatically to the clock. The quiz keeps the selected glyph fixed while you answer and draws its choices from your available study range. Free Study chapter selection has also been refined. Longer unlock requirements on locked chapter cards can now use two lines and scale more effectively, making them easier to read across supported languages. This release also includes accessibility, layout, and reliability improvements.

What's New in Version 1.2.0: A Bigger, Smarter Study Experience This major update redesigns Free Study, introduces Study Insights, refreshes Hangul Clock, and brings extensive visual, audio, and reliability improvements to iPhone and iPad. Free Study now brings Flashcards, Typing Drill, and Pair Rush together in one cinematic palace-library space. Choose a Study Mode, select Hangeul Prompt or Roman Prompt where supported, browse clearer chapter cards, and use the new Random Prompt lens in Flashcards to practise both directions in one shuffled session. Study Insights now uses your completed Flashcards, Typing Drill, and Pair Rush sessions to provide clear Overview and By Chapter summaries. Recommended Review and the new Review Queue help identify what may need attention, while Review Now starts the suggested practice directly. When there is not enough evidence yet, Study Insights clearly shows More Data Needed instead of treating missing practice as a low score. The Title Screen now opens over a cinematic Korean palace scene. Hangul Clock has also been refreshed with a starry-night background, streamlined controls, and darker glass-style Clock Lessons and Watch Control sheets. The What's New sheet has been redesigned with a cleaner two-tab layout. This Version presents a concise summary of the latest update with a compact archive for earlier releases. Developer's Note shares news about future plans and includes a direct support link so you can send feedback and help improve the learning experience. This release also adds dedicated background music for the Title Screen, Free Study, and Hangul Clock; improves video and audio playback; makes study results follow your selected app language more consistently; and includes accessibility, localization, performance, and reliability improvements.

What's New in Version 1.1.1: This update improves Chapter Select, Full Access promotion support, and Hangul Clock localization. Chapter Select now shows visual progress inside each chapter circle. Chapters begin with a planted progress image, then grow into pine tree artwork in Sejong mode or plum tree artwork in Inji mode as you clear more stages. Tapping the selected chapter circle now also enters the chapter, just like the Enter Chapter button. Full Access screens now support limited-time promotional presentation when an App Store offer is active. Hangul Clock Lessons now better follow the app’s selected language. Generated lesson meanings now match the in-app language setting instead of falling back to the system language. This release also includes UI polish and reliability improvements.

What's New in Version 1.1.0: Version 1.1.0 is a major Hangul Tactica update built around daily Korean time practice and the first Jamo Watch companion app for Apple Watch. New: Hangul Clock on iPhone • Read the current time in Korean with native Korean hour words and Sino-Korean minutes. • Open Clock Lessons to freeze the current time and study it as a small reading lesson. • Break Korean time words into syllables and jamo with clearer beginner-friendly rows. • Review helpful notes about sound shifts, such as how a consonant can sound different at the start or end of a syllable. New: Jamo Watch on Apple Watch • See Korean time on Apple Watch. • Notice one glowing jamo from the current time. • Tap anywhere for one Quick Recall question. • Answer from a simple 2×2 Roman reading layout. • See quick feedback, then return to the clock. New: Watch Control • Review the Watch Glyph Range from iPhone. • Customize iPhone Clock and Apple Watch visuals independently. • Choose glow colors, card letter colors, and Modern or Classic glyph style. • Learn how the Watch experience works with a new guide inside Watch Control. Jamo Watch is intentionally lightweight. It gives short ambient recall moments, but it does not complete Campaign, Planner, Mac study tasks, scores, or chapter unlocks. This update also includes localization, accessibility, visual feedback, and layout polish across the new Hangul Clock, Clock Lessons, Watch Control, and Jamo Watch surfaces.

What's New in Version 1.0.7: Hangul Tactica Across iPhone, iPad, and Mac This update helps Hangul Tactica feel clearer across Apple devices. The iPhone and iPad app remains a complete way to learn Hangul through Campaign, My Planner, Flashcards, Typing Drill, Pair Rush, and Library. Now, Hangul Tactica also connects more clearly with the Mac Study Desk experience. On Mac, learners can study with a calmer desktop flow: - Read Chapter Briefs in a wider layout. - Use Glyph Slide for tactical recall. - Review with Flashcards. - Type answers with a physical keyboard. - Check speed and close contrasts with Pair Rush. - Follow My Planner for a clear Daily Mission. The Mac app can stand on its own from the first lesson, but it also fits naturally with iPhone and iPad study. Use iPhone for quick Campaign practice, iPad for roomy review, and Mac for focused desk study. What's New on the Title Screen The title screen now has a small What's New menu. Open it to review recent update notes in one organized sheet. The latest update appears first, and older updates can be expanded when you want to look back. Support is still available in Settings, so the title screen stays cleaner while keeping help easy to find. Study Unlock Sync Reminder Manual Study Unlock Sync can help line up which chapters are ready to study across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It opens study eligibility only. It does not turn one device's progress into another device's completed work. Polish and Localization This update also includes wording, layout, and localization polish to support the new What's New sheet and the cross-device Hangul Tactica learning flow.

What's New in Version 1.0.6: Settings Are Easier to Reach Settings is now available as a clean sheet, similar to My Planner. You can open Settings from more places across the app: - Library - Campaign path select - Inji and Sejong campaign intro screens - Chapter select - Stage select - Flashcards, Pair Rush, and Typing Drill setup screens - Flashcards play screen Just tap the new gear icon to adjust your app experience without leaving your current flow. Cleaner Settings Layout Settings has been reorganized into a scrollable, structured layout. Sound, language, visual options, intro options, and access settings are now easier to read and use. The sheet layout also works better on smaller screens and with larger text sizes. Sound Controls The Sound section now shows clearer on/off states for: - Vocal - BGM - SFX You can also mute or restore the vocal layer of “Write the World” separately, while keeping the rest of the music playing. Intro Skip Options The Intro section now includes two separate options: - Skip Title Intro: open directly to the title/menu flow. - Skip Campaign Intro: after choosing Inji or Sejong, go directly to the chapter screen. You can choose the intro flow that fits how you study. My Planner and Navigation Polish The My Planner book button has been refined across more screens, including campaign, chapter, and stage selection screens. The app also includes a fix for a crash that could happen when opening My Planner from chapter select or stage select. Visual Polish The Korean title “한글 택티카” now uses the RIDIBatang style across the app, matching the Korean letter pattern used in the background. This update also includes UI polish, accessibility improvements, navigation polish, and stability fixes.

What's New in Version 1.0.5: My Planner: Your Daily Hangul Mission My Planner is now available as a new way to study across Hangul Tactica. Instead of choosing every mode yourself, My Planner gives you a daily mission: - Learn new chapters through Campaign. - Practice them the same day with Flashcards and Pair Rush. - Recall yesterday’s chapter before moving forward. - Let older chapters echo back automatically for review. - Use Start Next Step when you want the app to guide what to do next. You can choose paths such as Starter Path, Core Jamo Path, Full Letter Path, and Full Tactica Path. Plan cards now explain what each path is for, so it is easier to choose the right route. Today’s Mission cards: - Cards show the target Hangul glyphs and romanization for each chapter. - Multi-chapter review tasks show compact target details. - Campaign, Flashcards, Pair Rush, and Typing Drill tasks are clearer at a glance. My Planner is easy to access across the app: - Open it from the title/menu. - Use the book icon to check your plan from more places. - Planner task launches route into Campaign, Flashcards, Pair Rush, and Typing Drill. - Campaign planner tasks open the target chapter path directly. - Full Access paths and paid-range tasks show the upgrade sheet when needed. - Deleting an active Planner path asks for confirmation first. Free users can start Starter Path. Full Access users can use the larger Planner paths. New Theme Song: Write the World The title music has been updated to the Hangul Tactica original theme song, “Write the World.” This easy-listening song tells the story behind Hangul’s invention: why Hangul was created, how letters opened knowledge to more people, and how every voice can take part in writing the world. When My Planner is open, the vocal layer softens so the Planner feels easier to read. Settings and Polish Settings now includes Skip Intro, so you can open directly to the title screen. This update also includes UI polish, audio polish, access-flow improvements, and localization updates.

What's New in Version 1.0.4: Flashcards Pronunciation Update Flashcards now make Hangul review easier to connect with sound. - Hangul cards now show pronunciation text. - Tap the pronunciation text to hear the Korean name spoken aloud. - Inji Review supports pronunciation on Hangul prompt cards. - Sejong Review supports pronunciation on Hangul answer cards. This helps you review not only what each glyph looks like, but also how it sounds. Official Website and Support Access The title screen now includes a link to the official Hangul Tactica website: hazybyte.studio/hangul-tactica Use the website to: - Learn more about how Hangul Tactica teaches jamo. - Review the learning loop and practice modes. - Find quick support answers. - Build a clear support email when you need help. This update also includes small UI polish and localization updates.

New Mode: Pair Rush A new timed challenge mode has arrived. Match Hangul glyphs with their Roman counterparts, clear the full board before time runs out, and use tactical items to freeze the timer, reveal pairs, shuffle the board, or add extra seconds when you need them most. Pair Rush gives Hangul review a faster rhythm, helping you build quick recognition through active, puzzle-first play. Chapter 1 Practice Sampler Chapter 1 practice is now available earlier in Flashcards, Typing Drill, and Pair Rush. New players can try more of the full Hangul Tactica learning loop before completing the Chapter 1 campaign finale, while later chapters still follow the existing progression rules. Improved Opening Tutorial The opening tutorial now has a clearer, swipeable step-by-step guide. It better explains how the question and answer blocks move, how to rotate and place your block, and how to line up matching symbols. This update also includes Pair Rush hint styling polish, UI improvements, and localization updates.

Added support for Arabic, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French (Canada), Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Spanish (Latin America), Swedish, Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese. This update also includes UI improvements for iPhone SE models.

Added support for Japanese, French, German, English (UK), Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. This update also includes UI refinements and overall performance improvements for a smoother experience.