We already have an app called “Koin,” so we decided to add some new features.

The app provides a campus map that helps students easily find buildings and facilities, improving usability through a simple and intuitive interface.

It also updates discounted menu items in real time and analyzes user data to identify popular menus and peak times, allowing for better service.

Finally, a roulette-style “오메추(Recommend menu for today)” feature adds a fun element and encourages students to use the app regularly.

Our group proposes "K-Unity," a campus-exclusive platform that integrates local restaurant delivery with student-centered job matching. Instead of overwhelming users with a dizzying array of irrelevant ads, the app provides a simplified interface focused on weekly discounts for campus members and tailored part-time opportunities. Rather than letting restaurant losses accumulate from these discounts, we implement a personalized subscription service where the fees offset the costs and fund a sustainable mileage system. Some might assume that students would prefer larger external platforms; on the contrary, our focus on attainable incentives—such as priority hiring for campus jobs and exclusive student-only benefits—will ensure deep-rooted loyalty and a thriving local economy.

​Recognizing that some users may not know exactly what they are looking for, we will design a categorical interface to help them identify and refine their inquiries. This system will utilize the existing data stored within the Coin App.

​Since users naturally gravitate toward convenience, providing direct information via AI will be far more efficient than requiring them to search manually. Furthermore, integrating a reward system, such as offering points, will further incentivize users to engage with the app more frequently.

We think we need a survey application which student's mainstream can be directly conveyed to administors.

In this app, Students can write about what they need or the difficulties they face

AI categorize similar problems and this data directly conveyed to administors who can solve problems

An app specialized in electronic attendance. The current Koreatech app includes many different features, which makes it complicated and prone to frequent errors. Therefore, I am planning to develop a simple and intuitive app focused solely on attendance.

First, banner advertisements will be used to cover basic server costs and generate revenue. Additionally, by using student data, the app will provide information on building congestion levels by time. Through a friend system, users will also be able to share their location and check which classroom a specific person is in.

Our school app should show all events in one place.

Students often miss important events because information is scattered.

If the app has an event page, we can check everything at once.

For example, it can show club meetings, school festivals, and exams.

This will help students manage their time better.

I believe this feature will make our school life more convenient.