PikFind
Event photo sharing where participants find their photos with a selfie or bib number.
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Every one of these was designed and built by kinoflare and is used by real people today.
AI · event-photo search
AI search that finds your photos among thousands from one selfie. We built the face-embedding search and bib OCR ourselves and have processed over a million photos.
Simulation game · data
A startup survival simulator in seven languages. The model is built from real closure rates, rent and loan data per country, and it runs entirely in the browser.
Ticketing · payment · event operations
The official ticketing and operations platform of the Seoul International Dance Festival: five languages, domestic and overseas payment, QR entry and an admin back office.
Company site · brand
The company site of CONTROL BEAT Co., Ltd., the organizer of SIDF. A bilingual site that shows event results and technology services in one flow.
Video infrastructure · AI agents
Video infrastructure where AI agents (Claude, Codex) handle upload, transcoding, captions and sharing. Files stay in the customer's own storage.
References
AI search, video infrastructure, ticketing and payment, a simulation game, a magazine app, marketing analytics, file security and online classes. Each case explains the problem and how we solved it.
Event photo sharing where participants find their photos with a selfie or bib number.
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A startup survival simulator in seven languages, built from real closure, rent and loan data.
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The five-language ticketing and operations platform of the Seoul International Dance Festival.
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The bilingual official site of the culture-and-technology company that organizes SIDF.
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Video infrastructure where Claude and Codex handle upload, transcoding, captions and sharing.
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The official MAXIM KOREA app with an issue viewer, floating comments, character fortune readings and coin purchases.
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A marketing tool that gathers search and traffic data, sets today's tasks and connects content and ad experiments to reporting.
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File security that encrypts payroll, contract and quote files and requires approval from a registered phone before they open on a PC.
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Beta Online dance classes where you buy a dancer's lesson and practice with mirror mode, loops and captions.
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Beta Event ticketing and operations where organizers collect payment directly and the platform only invoices its fee.
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Screens are blurredMobile RPGs, map-conquest games, party mini-games, runners, puzzles, defense, VR and blockchain games. Many are unreleased or owned by clients, so screens are blurred.
Screens are blurredWe have built several fortune-telling, name-analysis and dating services. To protect services in operation, names, links and details are not published.
We have also built several games and fortune-telling, name-analysis and dating services. Client services still in operation are not named or linked.
What we build
Not just screens — members, payment, admin, servers and deployment delivered as one working product. Ask about anything not on the list.
A first product with members, subscription billing, an admin panel and multiple languages.
iPhone and Android apps with in-app purchase, push notifications and store release.
Image, face and document search, chatbots, auto-labeling and LLM-powered work tools.
Event tickets, seat and quantity management, domestic and overseas payment, QR entry and refunds.
OTT, course and membership video with upload, transcoding, captions and protected playback.
Products, orders, shipping, settlement and a seller back office.
Programs that replace spreadsheets: management tools, dashboards and automated reports.
Browser and mobile games, simulators, rankings and real-time matches.
Boards, live comments, chat, magazine and webtoon viewers, subscriptions.
File encryption, device approval, two-factor authentication and permissions.
Wallet login, exchanges, NFTs, smart contracts and trading bots.
Sensor and measurement data collection, analysis, prediction models and monitoring.
Each product is quoted by scope and situation. You do not need a written spec. Start a project
Capabilities
Built over 15 years of client work and our own products. If you need something specific, just ask.
Tech stack
Chosen for operating cost and speed rather than fashion. Start small and keep the same structure as users grow.
During development we split tasks across Claude Code, Codex and Gemini, while design and final review stay with a human. That is how a small team ships fast.
How a project runs
No handoffs between account managers and developers. The developer you talk to designs, builds, deploys and hands over the product.
We learn who uses the product and which features are essential, then define the first release and the quote. A written spec is not required.
Screens, data, servers, payment and deployment are designed and built together. Progress is shared as links in one chat room.
You see a working intermediate build and confirm the direction. We note what to change and continue to completion.
Deployed to your own domain, servers and payment accounts, with the settings needed for operation.
The source repository, accounts and operations documents become yours. We also explain how to edit and run it yourself.
Payment terms
Three installments. Each one is paid after you have checked the result of that stage.
Handover
A product lasts when the client can run it alone. So the handover includes:
Repository, domain, servers and payment accounts are transferred to you. No lock-in to kinoflare.
Authentication and permissions, secret separation, HTTPS and security headers applied, plus a checklist.
How to deploy, how the servers are set up, expected monthly cost and how it changes as usage grows.
Designed to use free and low-cost tiers first. This site and most of our references run that way.
A guide and hands-on session for changing copy, screens and features with AI tools, so small edits never need a contractor.
FAQ
Yes. Knowing what you want to build is enough. Tell us who uses it and what it must do, and we define the core features and the first release together.
By product scope — number of screens, members, payment, admin, AI and third-party integrations — and schedule. We send a quote after the scope is settled. VAT is excluded.
50% deposit → 30% at checkpoint → 20% at handover and source delivery. Each installment follows your review of that stage.
Mostly SvelteKit, TypeScript, Cloudflare and PostgreSQL for web; Flutter or native for apps; Python and model APIs for AI. Other stacks are possible when your situation calls for it.
Yes. Try Failing runs in seven languages and SIDF in five, with overseas payment such as PayPal. We have also delivered projects for companies in Australia and China.
You do. At handover we transfer the repository and every account.
You can still reach us on KakaoTalk after handover, and changes, additional development and maintenance can be arranged separately.
Beyond the public cases we have built several games, fortune-telling and dating services, crypto exchanges and an air-quality analysis system. We explain the range of experience in consultation.
Get started
Send it by KakaoTalk or email. We reply during business hours (09:00–19:00 KST).