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Welcome to Dante Company 👋
I'm addressing a wide range of development, from standard development tasks such as web development to the mobile web app. I can also handle smart contracts and AI application development
I'm now putting more weight on building and operating my own products such as Dante Tools, Cookish, and In the Page. Client work remains a way to apply and sharpen the product design and launch experience I've built over time.
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Tools, apps, and games I build and operate in one place.
EV Charging Map
Find nearby EV chargers fast
A free, ad-free app for finding nearby EV charging stations and comparing fast or slow chargers, kW output, member and non-member pricing, and live availability.
In the Page
BetaYour page. Your rules. No code.
Drag blocks, customize content, and publish with one click. A no-code page builder with AI that generates entire pages from your description.
Cookish
Smart Recipe Platform Powered by AI
A recipe sharing platform where AI organizes your food photos and descriptions into recipes, and enhances smartphone photos to studio quality.
Dante Tools
Your Go-to Developer Toolkit
Free online tools for developers and everyone. No signup required, no hassle. Just tools that work.
Countdown
Track Your Moments
A beautiful countdown timer app to track your special moments. Multiple themes, customizable fonts, and shareable events.
Dante Company Blog
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Notes on the decisions, iterations, and lessons behind the games and products I build and operate.
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Read articleExperience built over time
I build real products across web, mobile, AI-powered workflows, and practical tools.
The problem-solving patterns proven through client projects now carry into the products I operate myself.
Registered as a business since 2021, and since 2025, I've also participated in Korea government projects with the necessary software business documents.
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I prefer to work on my own pace
When I was young in 2007, I first started programming to make a flash game, which became a hobby. Afterwards, I started to be a solopreneur developer in 2021 to make everything possible by myself rather than relying on the company
These days, I spend more time building products I can own, improve, and operate for the long term than presenting myself as an outsourcing developer. From small tools to games and AI services, I keep turning those launches into a visible journey.
Started development
In the 'Web 1.0' era, I was fascinated by numerous flash games on the internet and just started programming to make something like that.
Entered Korea Digital Media High School
Not only I learned and experienced lots of things, but I also made tons of valuable relationships. I still keep in touch with them 🤝
Entered Hongik University
Before this, I had only accumulated knowledge at the Application level, but I could accumulate a little more low-level knowledge on this time.
Founded Dante Company
I started working as a solopreneur and a software developer after freelancing at some other companies that are 'Naver AI Lab' and 'Insomenia'. And it's still going on!