해례 Haerye is a free Korean learning web app available in 11 languages.
It’s built for learners who want to study Korean without relying on
English-only resources or expensive subscriptions.
해례 Haerye works as a Progressive Web App (PWA),
so you can install it on your device and keep learning anywhere.
The free version offers enough content to study Korean seriously.
I've been running a lot of local LLMs (Llama, Mistral) and Diffusers lately on my machine. But I always struggle to accurately measure their performance.
Usually, I just look at "tokens/sec" in the terminal, but it feels inconsistent.
How do you guys benchmark your local AI setup? Do you use any specific tools, or just rely on vibes?
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Hey PH! I m a non-developer cosplaying as a developer and I m about to launch a lightweight Korean learning PWA. It s super simple, supports 11 languages, is fully open-source, and works offline. Before the launch, I d love honest (but gentle ) feedback from anyone willing to try it. Thanks!
A lightweight Korean learning PWA made as a solo side project by a non-developer pretending to be a developer. It supports 11 languages and offers a simple path from Hangul to beginner/intermediate practice. The app is open-source, works offline, and stays clean and distraction-free. The long-term goal is to add AI-powered features like personalized practice and simple conversation. Feedback is welcome!
