KRiders vs K

KRiders is a social & utility app for motorcycle riders exploring South Korea. It provides: - text & photo uploads - chat with friends - group with friends - host & participate user-hosted events - in-app map search - in-app route navigation - riding records And so many more is on the way. I am a solo-developer who just loves riding bikes and exploring the country. I made this app, so that more people from outside of Korea can easily come to Korea to ride and explore. Hoping to see riders from all over the world within this app and beyond. Ride & peace, my brothers and sisters.

One name is all it takes to plan a day in Korea. Pick a K-pop artist, K-drama, or film, and K-Bias builds a one-day course through the city behind it: anchored on real fan spots, filled in with nearby sights, restaurants and cafes from open public tourism data. ■ Beyond the capital 64 of our 90 artists and titles are rooted outside Seoul. Gangneung, Gwangju, Gunsan, Tongyeong, Jeongseon: cities you've heard of but have never known how to reach, laid out as a day you can actually follow. ■ 114 fan spots The Jumunjin bus stop from the BTS album shoot. J-Hope's mural in Gwangju. Yeongjin Beach from Goblin. Every location was researched by hand. ■ A day with times on it What you're doing at what hour, and how many minutes to the next stop. See the whole route on a map. The order is optimized so you walk and ride as little as possible. ■ Including how to get there Pick where you are starting from and see intercity and express buses to that city: how many run daily, first and last departure, and the fare. The day's weather and crowd forecast sit right on the course. ■ Stamp it when you arrive Stand at a fan spot and you can stamp it. Each stamp makes a photocard of that place, ready to save or send to a friend. ■ Not feeling a stop? Swap it Every stop can be swapped for another, or you can reroll the whole course. Choose a half day (4–5 stops) or a full day (6–8 stops). ■ Saved courses work offline Open your saved plans with no connection, useful in the alleys where roaming gives up. ■ Wherever you start from We never assume you land at Incheon. Come in through Gimhae, Jeju or Daegu, or start from the city you are already in: your starting point can be any of 147 places nationwide. ■ 12 guides for a first trip Airport to city, transit cards, SIM, getting out to the regions, who to call when stuck (1330), how a birthday cafe works, going to a concert, buying merch, how to behave at a fan spot. They open with no internet connection. ■ Four cuts from your trip Put four photos into one card and share it. Making it and saving it happen entirely on this phone, and nothing is uploaded anywhere. · 12 languages (Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese) · No sign-up · No location data collected. Stamping compares distance on your device only, and your location is never sent anywhere · Source: ⓒ Korea Tourism Content Lab · MOLIT (TAGO) · KMA · Korea Eximbank · Korea Environment Corporation (AirKorea) An unofficial, fan-made guide. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any artist, agency, or broadcaster.