Web · 2026 · Next.js · Prisma
Designed in-house,built in-house.
From websites to ERP and internal systems, built by our two-person team.
Korea market entryHow we build for Korea
Entering the Korean market?
98.8% of people in Korea own a smartphone, and about 78% of online shopping spend in 2025 was made on mobile.Sources: Ministry of Science and ICT, 2025 survey · Statistics Korea, 2025 (preliminary)
The work speaks for itself.
From websites that carry a brand
to platforms that connect people and work.
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Web · 2026
Anseong Culture Market Digital Experience Platform — Baudeogi Festival
A digital experience and operational data platform for Anseong Culture Market within the Baudeogi Festival, connecting a QR-and-quiz stamp tour with a five-question craft preference experience. Key technical challenges centered on peak-time traffic and continuity of participant progress. Usage statistics and data downloads enable organizers to use participation data for post-event evaluation and planning future events.
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Launching in Korea or running a team here?
We plan and build the Korean side of your product in English: the website, local payments, KakaoTalk, Naver and the ERP your team runs on.
- Korea market entry consultingWhat your website and product need in Korea, planned in English and then built.
- Web development in KoreaKorean and English websites and web apps, with an admin your team edits.
- Software development outsourcingCustom web apps, internal tools and AI automation from a studio in South Korea.
- Custom ERP in KoreaOne system with English screens for headquarters and Korean for your team in Korea.
- Payments, Kakao and NaverKorean payment gateways, KakaoTalk AlimTalk, Kakao and Naver login, Naver search.
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Our founder and director design and develop every project themselves.
English-speaking founder · meetings in Korea · billing in USD.
The founder and director build it
From the first conversation through planning, design and development, the founder and director do the work themselves.
A client portal that shows progress
Schedules, files, deliverables and maintenance requests live in one client portal.
A CMS you edit yourself
Edit page copy and posts in the admin, on a structure that search engines and AI can read.
It continues after launch
Many clients return for further development after the first build. To protect quality, we limit how much we take on at once.
Checked together,
at every stage.
Quotes, schedules and deliverables
stay in the client portal.
How we work
Consultation & scope
Requirements summary, draft scope
Planning & design
Screen layout, feature spec
Visual design
Screen designs
Build & check-ins
Testable interim build
QA & launch
QA results, deployment
Handover
Admin guide, handover files
~/nq-web$npm run build→Compiled
Before we begin.
A few things worth settling
before a project starts.
How is pricing determined?
By features and work scope. CMS, search structure, responsive work, design, deployment and operation are neither automatic inclusions nor preset paid add-ons; needed scope and pricing are set in the quote and contract.
How long does a project take?
It depends on scope and content readiness. The quote records a timeline range after consultation.
Do you offer maintenance?
The contract sets defect response and post-launch support. If later maintenance is needed, we agree its scope and pricing.
Do we get the source code?
Source, deliverables, timing and handover terms are set in the quote and contract.
What are you building?An early idea is fine.
Someone on the team replies as soon as we have read it.