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Harugyeol is a record and diary app where you tie three essential tasks for the day, and once you complete all three, you draw a Norigae.

[Tying Knots]

Write down all your tasks for the day on the Harugyeol tab, and upload the three you absolutely must complete as "Knots." Each time you finish one, a new knot is formed. If you set a daily or weekly schedule for recurring tasks, they will appear automatically on that day.

[Drawing a Norigae]

Once you complete all three knots, a Santong opens. Press the Santong or shake your smartphone to draw a Norigae. Norigaes come in four grades: cotton, silk, silver thread, and gold thread, and you receive extras the more consecutively you tie them. There are 28 different designs, consisting of seven knot shapes paired with four tassels.

[The Fun of Collecting]

The Norigaes you draw are collected in the 28 columns of the Monthly Encyclopedia in the Monthly Life section. Once you fill 20 columns, you obtain that month's Moon String. On national holidays or anniversaries, you can also receive anniversary knots. You can select anniversaries by country.

[Three-Line Diary]

At the end of the day, write a three-line diary in the "Wrap Up" section. Choose your mood and weather from a list or write them in your own words, and attach up to twenty photos per day. You can bind your writing and photos into a single card to upload to platforms like Instagram, or in "View as a Book," browse through it like turning the pages of a book.

[Monthly & Weekly Review]

In "Monthly Life," view the days with records and photos on a calendar, and in "Weekly View," see the knots you tied by day of the week. If you wrote for four or more days last week, the "Weekly Review" card opens. You can save it as an image to share.

[Customize]

In "Pattern," change the paper color and texture, font and font size, and background, and turn background music on or off. You can also set your writing hand and the first day of the week. Each month, the screen changes to the flower and color of that month. The screen flips like turning pages, allowing you to record and view past entries even without an internet connection.

** [User Guide]

There are no ads, and you can use it immediately without signing up. Your records are saved on this phone. Up to five daily events and exporting text and schedules as text files (photos are not included) are free. The lifetime pass costs 3,900 won, payable only once, and is not a subscription. Features include opening last month's records, starting with six daily events, more paper options and fonts, and backup and restore capabilities to continue using your work on another phone via Google login.