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5 organizer apps by Korean indie developers

Organizer apps made by indie developers in Korea. Each one links to the developer's own post on Threads or GeekNews and its store page. No rankings, no ads.

Getting organized

  • 기즈모리

    For: people who want to keep a record of the devices they've used and the memories from then

    iOSAndroidFreeAdded Oct 25

    “휴대폰, 카메라, 게임기 등 사용했던 기기와 그때의 기억을 남기는 앱, 기즈모리를 만들었습니다.”

    Translated: I made 기즈모리, an app that records the devices you've used, such as phones, cameras and game consoles, and the memories from that time.

    — from the developer’s post on GeekNews
    App StoreGoogle Play

  • 두잉두잉

    For: people looking for a clean and cute to-do app

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “깔끔하면서 귀여운 투두앱을 원한다면 ‘두잉두잉’에 관심 한 번씩 가져줘 :)”

    Translated: If you want a clean yet cute to-do app, please show 두잉두잉 some interest :)

    App Store

  • 집냥

    For: people feeling lost about move-in prep after signing a lease

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “집냥은 계약 날짜만 넣으면 입주까지 할 일이랑 기한을 챙겨 주는 앱이야”

    Translated: 집냥 is an app that, once you enter the contract date, keeps track of the tasks and deadlines until you move in

    App Store

  • 페이버리

    For: people who want to keep a lasting record of how they felt about works they loved

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “그렇게 직접 만든 기록 앱이 페이버리예요!”

    Translated: And that's how 페이버리, a logging app I made myself, came about!

    App Store

  • 쏙핀

    For: people who save Instagram restaurant posts and just leave them there

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 25

    “인스타 맛집 저장하는 게 너무 불편해서”

    Translated: Because saving restaurant posts on Instagram was so inconvenient

    App Store

What gets listed

  • The developer is from Korea, and the app is built by one person or a small team.
  • Products of companies go in the “Korean teams and companies” section: the team says in its own post that it is a Korean team, or the store or website shows Korean company details (for example a business registration number).
  • It is on the App Store or Google Play, or it has a public web version, a TestFlight beta or a Mac/Windows version, so anyone can try it now.
  • The developer introduced the app in their own public post on Threads or GeekNews. The line on each card is quoted word for word from that post in Korean, with an English translation below it. Tap the link to read the post.
  • Listing is free, and nobody can pay for a better position. Apps are grouped by category, not ranked: the order is shuffled on every visit, and categories with many apps show 3 random apps on this page each time. No star ratings, no ads, and store links are not affiliate links.

How the list is made

An AI agent read public posts and replies on Threads and public posts on GeekNews Show, found developers introducing their own apps, and checked each app against the developer details on the App Store and Google Play. Apps that are not in a store were checked against the developer's post and website. Apps whose developer location could not be confirmed are kept on a pending list and are not shown here.

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