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 seven languages — English, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, German, mixed freely within one library. Per-language voice and speed. Add another language yourself — a hand-written or imported form appears as a new practice-language option automatically, no update required.
• 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", "restart", and "stop" (plus "next form" in a playlist) 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 and self-defence responses, a couple of moves to about eight, kept beside your forms. A full white-through-red/black belt curriculum ships in for Taekwondo.
• 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. Two ready-made playlists (WT and ITF color-belt curricula) ship built in — see Curriculum.
• Favorites — star any form, combo, or playlist to keep it at the top of your library, in your own order. Tap to open it, or its play button to start practising with your saved settings.
• Progressive drill — the same form three times: full instructions, then short, then numbers only, to fade off the written support.
• Training log & streak — an honest count of how often you've actually practiced each form — today, this week, all-time — plus a current/longest streak across everything you practice. Counting is always on; Pro shows the numbers.
• Daily reminder — an optional once-a-day nudge to practice, at a time you choose, mentioning your streak when you have one.
• Home Screen widgets — a Practice widget that jumps straight back into your last session, and a Favorites widget for the ones you've starred.
• Speaks your style — pick your art and the whole interface adopts its vocabulary: poomsae, kata, taolu, hyung, or just "form".
• Your library, your device — JSON import/export, switchable app icons, and optional private iCloud sync across your own devices.