Blog · September 29, 2026
KPop Mirror Is Live: Learn K-pop Dance, Step by Step
Today I'm proud to announce the launch of KPop Mirror: Learn K-pop Dance, and it means a lot to me.
KPop Mirror started as an idea for my daughter, Eleaya Neveah. She loves K-pop and wanted an easier way to practice the choreography she sees from her favorite idols. We built it together, and it's now open to everyone. The app is created by Eleaya Neveah, and watching her idea turn into a real product has been one of my proudest moments as a dad.
Start dancing freeWhat KPop Mirror does
- Learn from the real idols: lessons use official dance practice videos, so you learn the choreography the way the group performs it.
- Full dance or Main dance: learn the whole routine, or go straight to the signature chorus everyone knows.
- Real dance practices: the idols' official videos, so you learn the moves the way the group does them.
- Slower and Faster: slow down the hard parts, then build back up to full speed.
- Repeat a part: set a start and end point and loop the move until you have it.
- Full-screen dance mode: on your phone, the idol video plays on top and your camera shows on the bottom, so you can compare as you go. Tap a dancer to zoom in.
Songs are grouped by group, so finding your favorites is quick.
Made for your phone
KPop Mirror works in the browser on iPhone and Samsung phones, and on any computer. There's nothing to download from an app store. Open the site and start dancing.
Basic is free forever
Update (Nov 2026): Basic is free with 6 dances plus the Song of the day and Voters’ choice, a 45-second try of every other dance. It also includes dancing next to your camera, Mira for the chorus, scoring and recording. Pro = every song, Lele's Lessons from Eleaya Neveah, plus unlimited full-dance Mira lessons, watermark-free HD downloads and Challenge uploads, a one-time $4.99 unlock.
Start dancing
Open KPop Mirror and pick your first dance. Thank you for supporting us, and a special thank-you to Eleaya for dreaming this up. Now go learn that chorus.
Open KPop Mirror