Linkbricks Launches VORA AI DOCS, a Free Office Suite for HWP

HWP and HWPX support

The suite supports HWP and HWPX, formats widely used by Korean public agencies and companies. According to the company, users can open existing Hangul files without converting them and edit characters, paragraphs, tables and pages directly. Word, PowerPoint and Excel files can be edited as well.

AI tied to the VORA service

AI features come through Linkbricks' free AI service VORA. Users sign up, register material in an "AI Knowledge Base," and the AI drafts documents from it. When the web editor is launched from VORA, the AI searches the registered material, then connects the models and tools suited to the task. Examples include writing a proposal from an existing product manual or turning research notes into a presentation, then fixing the result in the editor.

There is a limit: AI functions work only when the web editor is opened through VORA. The standalone web editor and the desktop installers offer ordinary editing only.

The company says the features rely on its own ontology-based "HYPER RAG" technology, which analyzes relationships between concepts in documents to find supporting material, and an AI workflow engine that picks models and tools and links them to the office programs. Linkbricks says it holds seven registered patents, including on AI agent actions and permission control.

Development involved Ji, who previously built office software at Hancom, Cyworld founder Dr. Yong-jun Hyung, and engineers from Naver and Kakao. VORA AI DOCS is available from the official website, and enterprise deployment is handled through separate consultation.

Ji said that AI document tools so far have produced plausible drafts that people then had to move into other programs and rework, and that VORA AI DOCS creates documents from a user's own material and finishes editing in place.