Pilsa Note: Manuscript Writing

Pilsa (필사) is the Korean practice of copying a passage you love, by hand. Pilsa Note brings it to iPhone and iPad. Type a passage, or photograph a book page and let on-device text recognition read it. Pick a sheet — 200- or 400-cell Korean manuscript paper (원고지) or plain ruled paper — and the passage appears faintly behind the grid. Trace it with your finger or Apple Pencil. Finish a page a day and watch your streak grow. BRING IN A PASSAGE • Type or paste it, or scan a book page / pick a photo (Apple Vision, on device) • Page numbers and running headers are filtered out; line-break gaps are fixed in one tap MANUSCRIPT PAPER DONE RIGHT • Five real 원고지 rules: indented first cell, two digits/letters per cell, no space at the start of a line, no blank after periods and commas, closing punctuation joins the previous line • Also ruled paper for any language WRITE • Faint source text under…