Tools for people starting somewhere new
Beginnings are hard on words — a new country's language, vocabulary that won't stick, the one sentence you didn't say today. AiDEX LAB puts a small tool that fits your hand right there.
Korean in your own language,
the first sentence of a job in Korea
An EPS-TOPIK study app for job seekers from 17 sending countries. Dual subtitles in your native language mean no dictionary, and everything keeps working offline. Units 1–3 are free.
Korean, one bite
at a time
The second Korean app from the team behind Lingoop — not for exam prep, but for anyone who got curious about Korean through a K-drama, a K-pop song, a bowl of bibimbap, or one trip to Seoul.
Open it and today's six cards are already on the table, in pictures. No login, no deck to pick — just take a bite. Three minutes clears the plate; still hungry? One more serving.
Yakgwa is a Korean honey cookie — and "that's yakgwa" is how Koreans say "that part's easy."
One sentence a day,
read out loud.
At night, the things you meant to say linger. Malbom leaves one well-chosen sentence in their place. A quiet tool that never nags — no streaks, no badges, no rankings. Korean only for now.
We build
alongside you
The same method we use for our own apps — planning, content, development, launch.
Get in touch by emailBeginnings are
hard on words
Tens of thousands prepare for EPS-TOPIK every year with few tools in their own language; people curious about Korean stall in front of serious courses; habit apps wear people down with reminders. We fill those gaps with technology — quietly.
Some 200 mid-to-large IT projects as a service planner and PM; since 2022, building Notion systems and teaching as KSBOX1030, learning to make things alone. That work became AiDEX LAB.
The goal: an environment where everyone gets a fair chance.