Learn Korean Hangul Alphabet review: price, free version and privacy

Our verdict

Pick it to learn to read Hangul for free, with no account and no data collected. Once you can read, you will need another app for vocabulary, grammar and speaking.

What Learn Korean Hangul Alphabet is

This app from Fast Robo teaches one thing: reading the Korean alphabet. It has flashcards for consonants and vowels, quizzes with high scores, a soundboard to hear every letter, and a short guide that explains how Hangul letters combine into syllable blocks. It works offline.

Who it suits

• Absolute beginners learning to read Hangul
• A free, private first step in Korean
• Quick offline drills

Strengths

• Free, with optional tips as the only purchases
• The privacy label says no data is collected
• Works offline, according to the description
• Separate drills for starting consonants, vowels and ending consonants
• Updated in October 2026

Limits

• Reading only: no writing practice, vocabulary or grammar is described
• Fewer than 1,000 ratings (931)
• English interface only
• Requires iOS 17.0 or later

What the free version does

Everything is free. The only in-app purchases are optional tips.

Price

On the US App Store in November 2026, the in-app purchase list shows only a Small tip at $1.99, a Medium tip at $4.99 and a Large tip at $9.99. No paid tier is listed.

Privacy

The privacy label says the developer does not collect any data from this app, and no tracking is declared.

What the screenshots show

The screenshots show a dark interface with guide cards ('Hangul is the Korean alphabet', 'Letters are grouped into syllable character blocks') and sections for starting consonants, vowels and ending consonants, each with Practice all and Quiz buttons, plus a Soundboard and a Tip Jar.