A DOCTOR. A MAKER. A CAREFUL OBSERVER.
What the clinic taught me,
carried into a new page.
I bring clinic operations experience and hands-on web development together.
FOUNDER'S LETTER
After blogs,
I see an opportunity in AI search.
I graduated from Kyung Hee University’s College of Korean Medicine. Since 2011, I’ve practiced Korean medicine and run a clinic. I’ve seen how much can get lost between what we learn in the clinic and what we explain to patients.
I saw the early days of Naver Blog as a significant opportunity for clinics. Building up answers to patients’ questions on a new channel gave them a practical place to start.
I see similar potential in GEO, the practice of organizing information for AI search. That is my own assessment. Starting early does not guarantee recommendations or the same outcome as blogging.
I believe there is good reason to organize your clinic’s information accurately and try small changes now, even while the field continues to develop.
I bring experience planning and building games and web services with AI to this work. Together we can present accurate information clearly and keep track of what we have verified.
EXPERIENCE, WITH CONTEXT
Experience, with context.
Kyung Hee University College of Korean Medicine
Practicing Korean medicine and running a clinic since 2011. I focus on the explanations and information a clinic needs day to day.
Games and web services I built
I built the bilingual Detailoop Games website with Astro and TypeScript, and designed and released the Android game Return Button. The website source and selected JavaScript from the game are available on GitHub.
A process grounded in facts
We verify the materials and evidence you provide, share a private preview, and publish after final review.
LET'S MAKE IT CLEAR.