Korean life tips · 12 topics

Practical life tips for living in Korea

Jeonse, taxes, welfare, parenting, small business — the tricky moments of life in Korea, made simple with the facts and free calculators you actually need.

Life tips across 12 everyday topics — real estate & tax, welfare & subsidies, labor & contracts, parenting, retirement & finance, small business — each checked against primary government and financial sources.
When you need the numbers, every article links straight to a free calculator.

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Calculators

Free calculators, ready to use

When a tip needs numbers, search the matching calculator — no login, completely free.

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158 free calculators — type to search, or browse life tips by topic above

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Principles

How I run it

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No login
Checklists, calculations, and document generation all run in your browser — nothing is sent to a server.
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No personal data
Names, emails, and phone numbers are never stored server-side. Only anonymous visit analytics.
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Free
All tools are free. Ads cover the hosting bill. If pro features are ever added, the free tier stays.
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Open sources
Case law, statutes, and public datasets used in each tool are cited on its page.
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Experts first
Each tool is advisory. For actual decisions, consult a licensed professional (labor attorney, lawyer, CPA).
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Mistakes happen
If you spot a calculation or legal error, let me know. I aim to fix within 24 hours.

About

Why I built this

In Korea, ordinary employees, small-business owners, and renters face a lot of repetitive paperwork, calculations, and judgment calls. Government sites are heavy and require logins or digital certificates; paid platforms have a high bar. This personal project fills that gap with free micro web tools.

Korea-specific tools are the core, but language-agnostic developer and media utilities live on the same infrastructure. Each tool deploys independently to its own subdomain on top of a shared stack (microsaas-infra).

One person ships all of this — plan, design, code, deploy. User feedback and bug reports are the biggest motivator.