Listen to Statutes
Repeat by listening and imprint it in your brain
Auditory chunking and rhythm build long-term memory
- Listening to statutes is a powerful cognitive learning strategy: auditory chunking groups information into meaningful units, and the rhythm of speech helps build long-term memory.
- We use the latest AI text-to-speech (TTS) technology for high-quality audio.
- You can adjust the playback speed.
- Tap any part of the text to start listening from there.
- With a Premium pass, you can use section-repeat and background playback.
- You can group the statutes you want into playlists.
- It works well when you're on the move or your hands are busy.
Flashcards
Light retrieval sharpens memory
The 'desirable difficulty' essential to learning
- Your brain is more active when you try to recall a blank than when you simply reread. The app lets you experience the 'desirable difficulty' that is essential to learning at just the right time.
- Select the parts you want to memorize and make your own flashcards.
- A spaced-repetition algorithm (FSRS) estimates when you're likely to forget and tells you the best time to review.
- Work through your due flashcards at the start or end of your study day.
- You can also review cards that aren't due yet. Squeeze in some light retrieval practice whenever and wherever you have a spare moment.
Revision Calendar
Compare before and after each revision at a glance
Focus on what matters and study with confidence
- Compare the text before and after each revision at a glance. You gain confidence and a sense of control over what you've studied, which stabilizes memory.
- Data is updated once a day from the Korea Law Information Center (Ministry of Government Legislation) Open API.
- See the amended articles that take effect on a given date, grouped by statute.
- Even amendments that take effect immediately upon promulgation are updated the day after they take effect.
- You can also check deleted articles, newly added articles and articles whose amendment was withdrawn.