Daily Korean History — One Question a Day
Ten eras from prehistory to the present, one question a day, with an explanation for every answer, a wrong-answer notebook and per-era accuracy
Info
Daily Korean History opens one new question every day, drawn evenly from ten eras of Korean history. Every answer comes with a short explanation, wrong answers collect into a notebook you can re-take, and the stats screen shows which era you keep missing.
The content is Korean only — questions, explanations and copy are all written in Korean, and the lottery draws it checks against are the Korean ones. It is listed in Korea.
Exactly One Question a Day
Study plans die on day three. So this app only opens one question a day. Answer today’s question and you are done. If you want more there is a “one more” button, but your streak does not need it.
Questions are spread evenly across ten eras — prehistory and Gojoseon, the Three Kingdoms and Gaya, the North–South States, Goryeo, early and late Joseon, the port-opening period, the colonial period and modern Korea. The difficulty sits at “something you saw in a textbook once”, not at exam level.
- 📅 Today’s question — a new one each day, with a streak count
- 💡 Explanation included — graded the moment you pick, followed by why
- 📖 Wrong-answer notebook — misses collect automatically and can be re-taken there
- ⭐ Starred questions — keep the ones you want to see again
- 📊 Accuracy by era — a table showing which period keeps catching you out
Large type, roomy answer buttons, one-handed on a train. Fully offline, no sign-up, no login.
Download
- Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fadongkwon.daily_history (opens in a new tab)
- Apps in Toss: https://fadongkwon.com/toss/daily-history/ (opens in a new tab) — open it on your phone and it connects straight into the Toss app.
Released Alongside
Six apps went out together in October: Daily Korean History and Daily Money Quiz, one question a day each; Car Number Lotto, Star Sign Lotto and Name Lotto, which draw numbers from something you already carry around; and Save Instead of Lotto, which adds up what the same money would have become in a savings account. All six are on Google Play and as Toss mini apps.