Stop digging through
fifty tabs. One search.
Reddit, TikTok, YouTube, Google — they'll all eventually feed this index. Right now this is a small, hand-checked pilot running on Google Places data alone, across a few Seoul neighborhoods. Every entry links straight back to its source.
We don't host content. We point at it — with a paper trail.
Pull from the source
Today: Google Places data, pulled by hand, one entry at a time. Reddit, YouTube, and TikTok are planned via their official APIs and embeds — not scraping, not re-hosting. Every entry links back to where it came from.
A human tags it
Every entry gets a one-line summary, a category, and a location — written by a person, not auto-generated. "Source linked" means a valid, allowlisted source URL is present. It does not mean the listing or its facts have been manually checked.
You search once
Type what you're looking for. See what Reddit, TikTok, YouTube, and Google actually say about it — filtered by your search terms, never by who paid. (Relevance ranking is on the roadmap; today it's a straight keyword match.)
The rules we're building this under
Ranking is never for sale. Sponsors get a labeled banner slot. They never get a better position in search results.
We link out, on purpose. Full content stays on Reddit, YouTube, TikTok, and Google. We're the index, not the archive.
"Source-linked" is a specific claim, not a vibe. Right now it means: a syntactically valid, allowlisted source URL is present. It does not mean the source or its facts have been manually checked. A stronger "checked on [date]" badge comes once we're logging real audit timestamps.
Built district by district. A handful of Seoul neighborhoods, hand-checked, before we claim the whole city — let alone the whole country.