WordCorder

WordCorder - where the Hanja you meet while reading stays with you. Read the news, scroll a blog, skim a doc - just like always. The Korean body stays untouched, and Hanja quietly appears as small badges right beside the words. Tap a badge and its reading, meaning, and grade unfold inline. Each time the same character reappears across articles, it settles into memory on its own - without you ever opening a flashcard. === Common struggles, solved === · The Hanja book you never open - No book to crack open. The Hanja comes to you in the pages you already read. · Memorizing without context - You meet Hanja inside real sentences, so the meaning and sound stay together. · No time to study - No study time needed. Your reading time is when you meet Hanja. === How it works === 1. Open any Korean page in Safari. Hanja badges automatically appear next to selected words. 2. Tap a badge to expand: · reading · meaning · grade · other words that share the same character 3. Use "I know this" / "Show more often" to control exposure frequency. A character you mark as known is never injected again. 4. The more you read, the more familiar each Hanja becomes. === Key features === · Hanja grade slider - 8 tiers (H8~H1). Use the "Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced / All" presets for one-tap setup. · Four intensity levels - Light / Balanced / Focused / Immersive. From subtle hints that barely touch the text to active, frequent exposure. · Two display modes · Inline (default) - original text stays, badges appear next to it. · Replace - the word itself is swapped; hover to peek at the original. · Adaptive emphasis - background tint and weight auto-adjust to match each page. · "I know this" auto-exclude - Hanja you've grown familiar with leave only a small check mark and stop appearing. · Japanese injection (experimental, Pro) - grow familiar with Japanese beyond Hanja. · English injection (experimental, Pro) - for those who also want vocabulary exposure on English pages. === Best for === · People who read a lot of Korean - news, blogs, docs. · Anyone whose Hanja-test workbook never made it past day three. · Anyone who wants Hanja steadily by their side without setting time aside. * If you prefer hand-curating your own Hanja list, WordCorder works a little differently than what you may be used to. === Getting started (iOS · iPadOS) === 1. Launch the WordCorder app once. 2. Open Settings > Safari > Extensions > WordCorder, and turn it on. 3. Allow access to "All Websites". 4. Just open the pages you usually read. That's it. === Getting started (macOS) === 1. Launch the WordCorder app once. 2. Open Safari > Settings > Extensions, and turn on WordCorder. 3. Open any page you'd normally read. This is the beta period - every feature is free while we polish things together. Contact · feedback: support@wordcorder.com Website: https://wordcorder.com