App Review — English walkthrough

The app's interface is Korean only. This page is not a translation of the app; it tells you what each screen does and which button to press, so the app can be evaluated without reading Korean. Korean labels are quoted in 「」 next to their meaning.

What this app is: a service with a required screening gate that runs before anyone can be introduced to another person. Applicants answer ten questions — one from each of ten fixed axes — about how they behave in a relationship (consent, boundaries, communication, expectations, reciprocity, honesty, safety, respect, focus, self-awareness). The pass mark is shown before the questions are asked, and four items are hard stops about continuing after a clear refusal.

Only after that gate do we introduce people, one at a time, among members verified by company email and by a live selfie matched against their profile photo. Traditional-astrology text is used only to explain why two people were introduced; it is labelled as reference/entertainment content and is not sold.

What you will do, in order

  1. 1 · Sign in

    Use the demo account at /review — no inbox access needed.

  2. 2 · One introduction

    The home screen holds exactly one person at a time.

  3. 3 · Read the report

    Why these two — assembled from a fixed database, not a language model.

  4. 4 · See the checks

    Company email, live selfie, and on-server photo screening.

1. Sign in with the demo account

/review

Enter the email and code from the App Review Information notes. This bypasses the email one-time code, so you do not need inbox access. Please do NOT create a new account — but not for the reason we previously gave here, which was wrong. To be exact: your own corporate address IS accepted. There is no password and no social sign-in: you type a work address, we email a 6-digit code, and entering that code signs you in AND completes employment verification in one step. name@apple.com passes, and there is NO country restriction — we block only free, disposable, academic and relay domains, and we check the domain's MX record. Sign-up still cannot be finished from outside for two other reasons: the 10-question entry screening is presented only in Korean and is scored for entry (28 of 42 to pass), and a live selfie must match your profile photo. And even after activation a new account would usually show an empty home, because an introduction requires a compatibility score of 80+ and the closed beta pool is very small. That is exactly why the demo account exists.

2. Walk the sign-up flow (read-only, with the demo account)

/onboarding/entry

The demo account is already activated, so you will not be asked to complete these steps — but every screen opens and you can read it. This is what a real applicant passes through, in order: · /onboarding/company — work-email verification (the code step is already done for the demo account) · /onboarding/entry — the entry screening: 4 human-check questions + 10 questions about how you behave toward another person. Scored 28 of 42 to pass; the threshold is shown BEFORE you answer. This is the gate our App Store subtitle refers to. Refusals are not permanent: 14 days for a low score, 30 for a safety answer, and the free tools stay open meanwhile. · /onboarding/saju — birth date and time (solar or lunar), used once and cached · /onboarding/profile — region, job, marital status, interests · /onboarding/values — the 17 questions we weight most heavily (45% of the ranking) · /onboarding/mbti — optional · /onboarding/photo — photos, then a live selfie must match the primary photo Everything after the work email is in Korean. We are not hiding that; it is a Korean-market service.

2b. What the member area contains

/app/today

All of these open with the demo account. We list them so nothing looks hidden: · /app/today — home; the one introduction you currently have · /app/lounge — the browse area (members who opted in); NOT an infinite swipe feed · /app/feed — write your own intro post, photos, voice; every field is opt-in and off by default · /app/saju — your own chart, computed once at sign-up and read from cache · /app/gwansang — face reading; requires a SEPARATE biometric consent and is off unless granted · /app/connections — contacts you exchanged; kept even if you dismiss the card · /app/profile — your profile and photos (your own photo is watermarked too — see step 5) · /app/settings — notification consents per purpose, blocks, reports, account deletion · /app/verify-selfie — the live-selfie check · /app/verify-image — photo-theft lookup

3. Today — the one introduction you have

/app/today

The service delivers ONE introduction at a time. The card explains why this person was chosen: which values you agree on, where you differ, and what to talk about when you meet. Buttons in Korean: 「리포트 보기」 = Open full report · 「호감 보내기」 = Send interest · 「패스」 = Pass. Passing immediately triggers a search for the next person; we never show a queue of profiles.

4. Report — why these two people

The report is assembled from a hand-written interpretation database, not from a language model, so the same input always produces the same text. It shows agreement, likely friction, and concrete first-meeting suggestions. Every report carries a disclaimer that it is reference/entertainment content, not prediction.

5. Identity verification — the core of the product

/app/profile

「사진」 = Photos. Uploads are screened on our own servers (no third-party image API, photos never leave our infrastructure): C2PA/AI-generation metadata, nudity, face count, and re-photographed-screen detection. 「실물사진 인증」 = Live selfie check compares a freshly captured selfie with the profile photo and destroys the selfie immediately after the decision. 「직장 인증」 = Company email verification sends a one-time code to a work address; after verification the address itself is discarded and only a keyed fingerprint is kept.

6. Duplicate-account detection (Korean patent filed)

Face embeddings are compared without being decrypted: a separate, key-bound equality-only index narrows candidates, and only the few colliding rows are decrypted for a final distance check. The sealing key and the index key are different keys. This runs only for members who gave separate consent, and withdrawing consent destroys both the embedding and the index rows immediately.

7. Public tools you can open without signing in

/reading

These need no account and store nothing: /reading (birth-chart reading), /compatibility (two people), /today (daily note), /trust/rarity (how common each statement is — with the source table), /trust/research (research that argues against our own category, quoted by us).

8. Safety and reporting

/app/settings

Block, report, and contact-exchange consent all live here. Contact details are exchanged only after both sides separately agree, and a first-meeting safety guide is attached to that screen. There is no in-app chat.

If anything is unclear

Please reply in the App Review thread and we will answer within a few hours (Korea Standard Time). We can also provide a screen recording with English narration on request.

Reference/entertainment content; not scientific prediction. Members under 19 cannot sign up.