About

Editorial marketplace, not a hype funnel

We started as a cramped reading group for mobile leads who wanted better syllabi than recycled slide decks. The marketplace layer arrived when learners asked to compare programs without sitting through identical sales calls. Today we still behave like a magazine desk: every listing has a named editor, a visible change log, and a limitations section that admits what we skip.

Principles stay small on purpose: publish diffs, keep mentor feedback specific, and never pretend a static website can replace enrollment conversations. We are based in Seoul with remote mentors across APAC and select US time zones for night-friendly reviews.

Team

Mira Cho

Marketplace Director

Keeps catalog quality standards honest—fewer listings, clearer expectations—and negotiates studio partnerships across APAC.

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Jonah Mercer

Curriculum Lead

Architects release-ready syllabi with measurable artifacts each week; previously led mobile curriculum at a product studio.

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Haneul Park

Mobile Instructor

Specializes in tactile UI craft and SwiftUI adoption paths for teams migrating from legacy storyboards.

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Leah Im

Student Success Manager

Designs support rituals for night learners and coordinates mentor coverage without turning humans into metrics dashboards.

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Diego Alvarez

Partnership Coordinator

Aligns university clubs and upskilling pods with cohort schedules, ensuring each group ships a credible portfolio artifact.

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From recent seats

“The SwiftUI Foundations for Shippable Screens week-four navigation lab finally made coordinators feel predictable on my commute builds.”
— Yuna, Busan
“Mentors cited actual lines in my Flutter Architecture Studio repo; the riverpod scopes exercise replaced guesswork with a diagram I still open weekly.”
— Kenji Mori · ★★★★★ · verified seat
“Android Material You in Production token tables saved our designer-engineer arguments; still wish the motion week had one more critique slot.”
— Marco, Seoul
“React Native Bridge Modernization cohort: short — Hermes week alone justified the seat.”
— Asha · Incheon · 4/5
“App Launch Strategy for Small Teams binder now lives next to our incident runbooks; rollback triggers section is blunt in the best way.”
— Luis, Pangyo
“Android Performance Field Notes tracing drills mirrored how our squad records incidents; mentor video reviews felt like paired observability shifts.”
— Evelyn Park · ★★★★ · verified seat