Fruit Count is an educational app for children designed to help them naturally learn numbers and Hangul through activities involving fruits, pictures, sounds, and finger movements.
Children can experience counting, tracing numbers, Hangul beginners, fruit play, and growth tracking step-by-step, all tailored to their own pace. The app is designed with large buttons and a user-friendly interface rather than complex menus, making it easy for even first-time learners to access.
Key Features
• Learning Numbers
Children count while looking at fruits and learn the shapes and meanings of numbers.
• Tracing Numbers
Children practice the direction and shape of numbers by tracing numbers from 0 to 9 with their fingers. Considering children's underdeveloped fine motor skills, the app provides guidance to try again slowly.
• Hangul Beginners
Children can start learning Hangul using familiar words and pictures.
• Fruit Play
Play-based activities such as baskets, matching pairs, and fruit trains add interest to learning.
• Growth Tracking
Guidance can check today's learning flow and progress, allowing guardians to easily monitor their child's learning. Guide for Guardians
Gwailsem is an educational app designed for children to use independently without feeling overwhelmed. Nicknames, age groups, learning progress, and settings are saved on the device, and the app can be used without logging in or signing up.
While the app includes advertisements, it is designed so that ads do not interfere with learning activities such as problem-solving and tracing numbers. You can check ad-related information and settings in the guardian area.
Gwailsem is provided in Korean. Although it can be downloaded worldwide, the app's learning content and guidance text are structured according to the Korean language.
Recommended for:
• Children learning numbers for the first time
• Children practicing tracing numbers with their fingers
• Children who like fruits and pictures
• Children who want to experience Hangul and numbers together
• Families where guardians want to easily monitor the learning flow
Gwailsem is structured around gentle guidance and repetitive learning to encourage children to want to "try again" rather than focusing solely on the correct answer.
A child's first learning app that teaches numbers and Hangul through fruit play