An in-house service that collects Korean government support programs and personal benefits through official APIs on a schedule and makes them searchable. It stores the original notice, presents it in a consistent format, and links to the official source from the detail page.

Collection pipeline, search, editorial content
Captured in September 2026. Select an image to enlarge it.
Each agency posts its support notices in a different place and a different format.
Notices for businesses and benefits for individuals use different conditions. Personal benefits are searched by conditions such as gender, age and income, so they needed their own storage structure and screens.
We keep the original as it is and normalize only what is shown.
A collector calls the official APIs on a schedule and stores both the original and the normalized data. Users search by title and move from the normalized detail page to the official source.
After signing in with Kakao and filling in a profile, users get matching notices and can save them. The service also runs 92 editorial guides that explain support programs.
Search, list and detail screens.
Collects from official APIs on a schedule and stores originals with normalized copies.
Used for profiles, matched notices, saved items and the account page.
Deployed as containers on a single server, with SSL handled by Caddy.