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- Installs
- 0+
- Category
- Entertainment
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Released
- Jul 18, 2026
- Last updated
- 18 Jul 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- Yes
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- 7.0
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드립공작소 1.0.0 최초 출시 — 아재개그 빌더(온디바이스 음운 엔진), 오늘의 드립 챌린지, 리워드 리롤
Just select one blank to complete it! Creating dad joke puns, a new pun challenge every day
Drip Workshop is an app where anyone can 'create' dad jokes. Simply choose the words that fill the blanks in the sentences, and a plausible pun will be completed no matter what you pick. It’s okay if you don’t have a sense of humor — the app automatically finds candidates for words with similar sounds (homonyms). Three new combinations of 'Today’s Drip Challenges' are held every day. Save the jokes you create as cards and share them via KakaoTalk. They are perfect for toasts at company dinners, changing the atmosphere in group chats, or playing word games with children. ■ Creating Fill-in-the-Blanks Jokes Complete the joke by selecting just one key blank in the sentence frame. The moment you select, you can instantly preview the 'flavor' of the finished sentence. ■ Automatic Recommendation of Sound-Similar Words The app calculates and recommends words from the dictionary that have the same or similar pronunciation to the word you entered. It works without an internet connection. ■ Today’s Drip Challenge New frames and suggested word combinations are available every day. Complete them and vote on the example jokes to see how funny they are. Drip Workshop ■ Free Creation Room Enter any word directly, and it will find sound-similar candidates. Use this to create puns with names or toasts. ■ Sharing Drip Cards Turn your completed dad jokes into cards, share them with friends, and collect them in your archive. ■ For These People Those who need to say a few words at company dinners or gatherings, those who want to post something funny in group chats, parents playing word games with their children, and everyone who loves dad jokes, nonsense, and wordplay. This is an ad-supported free service. Dictionary data is sourced from the National Institute of Korean Language's Woori Mal Saem and the Standard Korean Dictionary (CC BY-SA 2.0 KR).