Learn Korean from the words you actually encounter. Ask about a word from a conversation, K-drama, song, or sign, and Ipsae automatically creates flashcards for you—no manual deck building required. Using AI and spaced repetition, Ipsae helps you remember the vocabulary you naturally discover as you learn.
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Hi everyone! I’m Justin, and my team and I at Aquaberry built Ipsae because we ran into a problem that every language learner seems to have.
I’ve been studying Korean for over a year and currently live in Korea. Even with classes, immersion, and daily practice, I kept forgetting the vocabulary I looked up throughout the day. I’d ask ChatGPT or Google Translate what a word meant, understand it in the moment, and then never see it again.
Traditional flashcards solve part of the problem, but I never wanted to stop what I was doing to create cards, organize decks, and keep everything updated. That friction meant I simply didn’t do it.
So we built Ipsae.
Whenever you ask about a Korean word or phrase, Ipsae automatically creates a flashcard for you and adds it to a personalized review deck. No manual deck building. No extra work. Just keep asking questions naturally, and your vocabulary grows alongside your real experiences.
We don’t see Ipsae as a replacement for teachers, tutors, or the apps you already use. It’s designed to be the AI companion that remembers the words you cared enough to ask about—and helps you remember them too.
We’re launching today to see if this resonates with other Korean learners. We’d love to hear what you think, what features you’d like to see, and how you currently keep track of new vocabulary.
Thanks for checking us out!
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this looks really cool, the auto flashcard thing from real life words is honestly such a smart idea. one thing that would make it way better for me is some kind of audio pronunciation when the flashcard pops up, since korean sounds are tricky and just seeing the word isn't always enough
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@ebubekirffa3 Thanks, I really appreciate that! 😊 Good news—audio pronunciation is already built in. If you tap the speaker on the flashcard, you can hear the native pronunciation. I’m also thinking about adding playback speed controls (normal/slow), since I agree that would make practicing pronunciation even better.
this looks really cool, the auto flashcard thing from real life words is honestly such a smart idea. one thing that would make it way better for me is some kind of audio pronunciation when the flashcard pops up, since korean sounds are tricky and just seeing the word isn't always enough
@ebubekirffa3 Thanks, I really appreciate that! 😊 Good news—audio pronunciation is already built in. If you tap the speaker on the flashcard, you can hear the native pronunciation. I’m also thinking about adding playback speed controls (normal/slow), since I agree that would make practicing pronunciation even better.