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A structured Korean library
Learners can move through TOPIK levels 1–6, exam-focused selections and vocabulary from Seoul National University and Yonsei University textbooks instead of practicing isolated key combinations.
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Typeflow Web
Practice Korean by typing real Korean.
Overview
Typeflow Web is a browser-based Korean typing practice space. It brings together 26,452 graded vocabulary items, 222 long-form TOPIK reading passages, 100 TOPIK II essay examples and imported Korean web articles in one continuous practice flow.
What it does
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Reading and writing for TOPIK
The site includes 222 complete long-form passages from past TOPIK tests and 100 TOPIK II essay examples, preserving paragraph structure so practice follows the shape of real texts.
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Bring your own articles
Korean web articles can be saved locally and turned into typing material. Progress is remembered, completed items advance automatically, and streaks and rankings make repeated practice visible.
Behind the product
PROCESS & REFLECTIONStarting point
The web version grew from the same practical gap behind the Typeflow app: knowing a Korean word and being able to type it fluently are different skills. Putting the experience in a browser made that practice available without an installation step.
What I learned
The product evolved from a single typing exercise into a content system. Vocabulary books, exam readings, essay examples and imported articles now share the same interaction pattern, so new material does not require relearning the interface.
How my thinking changed
The website made the value of distribution clearer: a useful learning loop becomes easier to revisit when it is only one link away. The focus is therefore not a one-time speed test, but an accessible habit built around meaningful Korean content.