Features

Built for the space between classes

Everything works on the free starter forms for everyone. Content creation and combos need Pro — see Free & Pro.

• Step-by-step prompts — full description, short memory-jog, or just the step number. Switch length mid-session without losing your place.
• Practice in six languages — English, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, mixed freely within one library. Per-language voice and speed.
• A localized interface — the app itself in English, Spanish, French, German, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese.
• Hands-free voice mode — on-device speech recognition listens for "next", "back", "repeat", and "restart" so you never touch the screen mid-form.
• Spoken prompts — the form's name, each step, and the traditional start and end calls for your art read aloud as you advance.
• Combos Pro — a separate tab for the short stuff: sparring drills, self-defence responses, one- and three-step combos, kept beside your forms.
• Playlists & Quiz Me — run several forms and combos back to back, or shuffle them once for a self-test — a full belt-test run-through in one session.
• Progressive drill — the same form three times: full instructions, then short, then numbers only, to fade off the written support.
• Training log — an honest count of how often you've actually practiced each form: today, this week, all-time.
• Speaks your style — pick your art and the whole interface adopts its vocabulary: poomsae, kata, taolu, hyung, or just "form".
• Apple Watch companion — run a form from the wrist, advancing by Digital Crown or hands-free motion detection, with a haptic on every step.
• Your library, your device — JSON import/export, switchable app icons, and optional private iCloud sync across your own devices.