D vs GUHAM

Connect & Record Your Dance Scene — From Applications to Portfolio, All in One App Stay connected with anyone in the dance scene, and have every activity recorded. D-Omniverse is an app that combines a dancer's social network and event platform in one place. Connect, discover, apply, and build your history — all in one place. ● Connect - Real-time connection with people at the same events through Jam Stories - Direct chat with dancers and event makers - Tag in posts and continue the stories of the scene together ● Discover & Participate - Battles, classes, performances, workshops — see all current events in one screen - Apply and pay directly in the app without complicated steps ● Record - Every event you attend automatically builds up on your profile - Your battle, class, and performance history becomes your dancer portfolio - Not disappearing event info, but a lifelong record of your activities D-Omniverse is more than just an event registration app. It's a dance community where conversations start, relationships build, and histories are made.

Places you really wanted to visit but kept putting off because you'd be going alone. We all have them. A pop-up in Seongsu, an exhibition at Leeum, a jazz show, a restaurant with a line. Guham brings together people who want to go to the same place and gets them there together. ■ What's happening, in one place Every day we gather Seoul's trending pop-ups, exhibitions, shows, festivals, restaurants, cafés and bookshops. Browse by neighborhood on the map, and get picks that match your interests. ■ Host a party, or raise your hand A host picks the place, date and group size; anyone interested joins. A party forms at 4 people including the host, so it never feels awkward. Same-gender parties and online gaming parties start at 2. ■ Already a group before you meet Once the party is set, a chat room opens for the members. Decide when and where to meet and what to eat afterwards. We remind you the day before and 2 hours before. ■ Trust that grows with every meetup Check in on site to record a completed meetup. Your completion rate introduces you at the next party — a track record, not just words. ■ Safety · Real name and date of birth are used only for safety checks; members see only your nickname and completion rate. · Reports and blocks are reviewed within 24 hours, and you are never placed in a party with someone you blocked. · Location is used only to confirm you are within the venue radius at check-in and is never stored. · If something feels wrong during a meetup, the party room has one-tap emergency call (112) and safety sharing with a friend. Starting in Seoul. For ages 14 and up.