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Apps by Korean indie developers

Apps that people in Korea built themselves and that you can download or try now. 43 by indie developers and 1 by teams and companies, updated Oct 25.

Language learning

  • 자막나라

    For: people studying English with overseas YouTube videos

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “해외 영상을 보거나 영어 공부할 때 쓰려고 혼자 만들었습니다.”

    Translated: I made it myself to use when watching overseas videos or studying English.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews
  • SpicPass

    For: people preparing for TOEIC Speaking on their phone instead of a cram school

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “그래서 문득 “그냥 핸드폰 하나로 토익스피킹 시험 준비를 전부 할 수 있으면 좋지 않을까?” 라는 생각이 들어서 직접 앱을 하나 만들어봤습니다.”

    Translated: So it occurred to me, "Wouldn't it be nice if you could prepare for the TOEIC Speaking test entirely with just one phone?", and I made an app myself.

Study and examsAll 5

  • Algorithm Addict

    For: students reviewing discrete math and algorithms on their phone

    AndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “이산수학·알고리즘 수업 내용을 단원 순서대로 문제로 푸는 앱입니다.”

    Translated: It's an app for solving problems from discrete math and algorithms classes in unit order.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews
  • JLPT Decode

    For: students who want to memorize JLPT vocabulary even offline

    iOSAndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “혼자 만들어 구글 플레이와 앱스토어에 냈습니다.”

    Translated: I made it on my own and released it on Google Play and the App Store.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews
  • 역검플레이

    For: job seekers preparing for the AI competency test

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “AI역량검사 준비할 데가 마땅히 없어서 직접 만든 앱인데, 생각보다 많은 분들이 쓰고 계시네요.”

    Translated: There was nowhere proper to prepare for the AI competency test, so I made this app myself, and more people are using it than I expected.

See all 5 study and exam apps →

Getting organizedAll 5

  • 기즈모리

    For: people who want to keep a record of the devices they've used and the memories from then

    iOSAndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “휴대폰, 카메라, 게임기 등 사용했던 기기와 그때의 기억을 남기는 앱, 기즈모리를 만들었습니다.”

    Translated: I made 기즈모리, an app that records the devices you've used, such as phones, cameras and game consoles, and the memories from that time.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews
  • 두잉두잉

    For: people looking for a clean and cute to-do app

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “깔끔하면서 귀여운 투두앱을 원한다면 ‘두잉두잉’에 관심 한 번씩 가져줘 :)”

    Translated: If you want a clean yet cute to-do app, please show 두잉두잉 some interest :)

  • 집냥

    For: people feeling lost about move-in prep after signing a lease

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “집냥은 계약 날짜만 넣으면 입주까지 할 일이랑 기한을 챙겨 주는 앱이야”

    Translated: 집냥 is an app that, once you enter the contract date, keeps track of the tasks and deadlines until you move in

See all 5 organizer apps →

Mood and journaling

  • 내일쓰기

    For: people who find a long journal entry too much on hard days

    iOSAndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “상담을 받으며 매일 감정을 적어보라는 권유를 받았는데, 정작 힘든 날에는 한 줄도 쓰기 어려웠습니다.”

    Translated: While getting counseling, I was encouraged to write down my feelings every day, but on the hard days I couldn't write even a single line.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews
  • 하루담다

    For: people who want to write a three-line journal every day

    iOSAndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “하루담다는 내가 사용하려고 만든 앱이야 🧑‍💻”

    Translated: 하루담다 is an app I made to use myself 🧑‍💻

Money

  • 나가는돈

    For: people who want to see their total monthly fixed expenses at a glance

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “구독료·통신비·월세·보험료처럼 매달 자동으로 나가는 돈만 등록해 두고, 합계와 결제 일정을 보는 iOS 앱입니다.”

    Translated: It's an iOS app where you register only the money that goes out automatically every month, like subscriptions, phone bills, rent and insurance premiums, and see the total and the payment schedule.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews
  • 하루살이

    For: part-timers and shift workers who want to estimate their income in advance

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “하루살이의 iPad 초대형 급여 위젯으로 현재 근무의 예상 수입과 이번 주·이번 달 합계, 근무 시간을 살펴봐요.”

    Translated: With 하루살이's extra-large iPad salary widget, you can check the expected income from your current shift, this week's and this month's totals, and your working hours.

Investing and real estate

  • 집삼집팜

    For: prospective buyers who want to check neighborhood home prices themselves

    AndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “혼자 만들고 있어요.”

    Translated: I'm building it on my own.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews

Health

  • 집요한약알림

    For: people who often forget to take their medicine, or their families

    iOSAndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “와이프가 약 먹는 걸 자꾸 까먹어서 바이브코딩으로 만들었습니다.”

    Translated: My wife kept forgetting to take her medicine, so I made it with vibe coding.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews

Travel

  • ModuTrip

    For: people with lots of travel photos who can't remember where they were taken

    AndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “답답해서 내가 직접 기록 앱을 만들어봤어!”

    Translated: It was so frustrating that I tried making a logging app myself!

  • Somewhere

    For: people who plan trips and split expenses with friends

    iOSAndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “여행 좋아하는 개발자가 만든 앱!”

    Translated: An app made by a developer who loves traveling!

Getting around

  • 선택의창

    For: people who want a seat out of the sun on the bus

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “버스 탈 때 햇빛이 덜 드는 쪽에 앉고 싶어서 만든 앱이에요 ☀️”

    Translated: It's an app I made because I wanted to sit on the side with less sunlight when I ride the bus ☀️

Couples and family

  • 두박자

    For: couples who want to keep plans and anniversaries in order together

    iOSAndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “연인과 약속과 기념일을 함께 관리하는 앱, ‘두박자’를 만들었습니다.”

    Translated: I made 두박자, an app for managing plans and anniversaries together with your partner.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews

Relationships

  • 사람노트

    For: people who want to stay on top of the people they know and their plans

    AndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “소중한 사람들에 대한 정보, 대화, 챙길 일을 모아두는 앱, 사람노트를 만들었습니다.”

    Translated: I made 사람노트, an app that gathers information about the people who matter, conversations, and things to follow up on.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews
  • Weve

    For: travelers who want to share feelings through music

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “첫번 째 앱을 개발했습니다! 🔥🔥”

    Translated: I developed my first app! 🔥🔥

  • 지잉(ziiing)

    For: people who want to exchange light signals with a partner or friend

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “말하지 않고도 소통할 수 있는 앱을 만들어 봤습니다.”

    Translated: I made an app that lets you communicate without speaking.

  • Yours

    For: people who want to slowly connect with someone new through handwritten letters

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “혼자 만든 앱을 이렇게 많은 분들이 써주신다는 게 정말 기쁘네요.”

    Translated: It really makes me happy that so many people are using an app I made on my own.

Photos

  • TimeLine

    For: people who want to keep their daily routes and photos together

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “그 기억도 같이 남기고 싶어서 만들기 시작했어요.”

    Translated: I started making it because I wanted to keep that memory too.

Hobbies

  • 템로그

    For: people who decorate and share their desks

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “책상 꾸미는 사람들을 위한 앱을 혼자 만들었어요.”

    Translated: I made an app by myself for people who decorate their desks.

  • 갈피

    For: people who want to log the books they read and decorate a bookshelf

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “독서 기록 앱 '갈피'에 책장 꾸미기 기능 넣어 봤는데 어때?”

    Translated: I added a bookshelf decorating feature to the reading log app 갈피 — what do you think?

Pets

  • 냥도감

    For: people who want to keep a record of stray cats

    iOSAndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “혼자 만드는 길고양이 기록 앱 냥도감에 전체 채팅방을 열었어.”

    Translated: I opened a group chat room in 냥도감, a stray cat logging app I'm making on my own.

Games

  • 한판블록

    For: people who prefer puzzles solved by deduction rather than luck

    AndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “직접 만든 Android 블록 퍼즐입니다(1인 개발).”

    Translated: It's a block puzzle for Android that I made myself (solo developer).

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews
  • 모쏠 탈출기

    For: people who have never dated and want to start a relationship

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “바이브코딩으로 혼자 16일 만에 앱 출시했어요.”

    Translated: I launched an app on my own in 16 days with vibe coding.

Handy toolsAll 11

  • 바로화장실

    For: people looking for a nearby public restroom in a hurry

    AndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “바로화장실을 만든 Toris입니다.”

    Translated: I am Toris, the maker of 바로화장실.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews
  • 오마이명함

    For: office workers who get business cards often and find entering contacts a chore

    AndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “명함 받으면 연락처에 옮겨 적는 게 귀찮아서 직접 만들었습니다.”

    Translated: I made it myself because it was a hassle to copy business cards into my contacts.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews
  • 오마이스캔

    For: Android users who want to scan books into editable Hangul (HWPX) files

    AndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “그리고 스캔 하고 ocr 적용하고 hwpx로 편집가능한 문서로 만들어주는 앱이 없어 제가쓰려고 만들었습니다”

    Translated: And since there was no app that scans, applies OCR, and turns it into an editable hwpx document, I made it to use myself.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews

See all 11 handy tools →

Apps by Korean teams and companies

These are company products rather than indie apps, so they are listed separately. They were collected the same way as the apps above.

  • EasyPlan

    For: people who want to see schedules, journals, photos and spending grouped by date

    AndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “일정은 캘린더에, 일기는 메모 앱에, 사진과 지출은 또 다른 앱에 나뉘어 있어 예전 기록을 다시 찾아보기가 번거롭다는 생각에서 시작했습니다.”

    Translated: It started from the thought that schedules live in the calendar, journals in a notes app, and photos and spending in yet another app, which makes looking back at old records a hassle.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews

What gets listed

  • The developer is from Korea, and the app is built by one person or a small team.
  • Products of companies go in the “Korean teams and companies” section: the team says in its own post that it is a Korean team, or the store or website shows Korean company details (for example a business registration number).
  • It is on the App Store or Google Play, or it has a public web version, a TestFlight beta or a Mac/Windows version, so anyone can try it now.
  • The developer introduced the app in their own public post on Threads or GeekNews. The line on each card is quoted word for word from that post in Korean, with an English translation below it. Tap the link to read the post.
  • Listing is free, and nobody can pay for a better position. Apps are grouped by category, not ranked: the order is shuffled on every visit, and categories with many apps show 3 random apps on this page each time. No star ratings, no ads, and store links are not affiliate links.

How the list is made

An AI agent read public posts and replies on Threads and public posts on GeekNews Show, found developers introducing their own apps, and checked each app against the developer details on the App Store and Google Play. Apps that are not in a store were checked against the developer's post and website. Apps whose developer location could not be confirmed are kept on a pending list and are not shown here.

Prices, platforms, icons and screenshots come from the stores. The store page is the final word. Check it for in-app purchases, subscriptions and privacy before you install.

The English descriptions and quote translations were written with AI. The quotes themselves are the developers' own words, in Korean.

When a category reaches 5 apps, it gets its own page.

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