VERSION PROFILE · PUBLIC BETA
SEONIK
Research Engine 1.0
From a question to evidence. Information for your next step.
01 / RESEARCH
AI, focused on your startup
SEONIK uses Google Gemini API alongside web research and connected official information to help you investigate startup questions.
Your question
AI assistance
Sources & evidence
Your judgment
An overview of the research experience. The information used depends on your question.
Ask naturally
Bring your situation and conditions in your own words.
Inspect evidence
Distinguish web-based results and official material; follow available source links.
Continue the investigation
Ask a follow-up in the active conversation. Important conditions may need to be stated again.
02 / SOURCES
Different sources Different roles
Public web information
When needed, Google Search grounding supports investigation of web information. Associated sources and search suggestions accompany grounded results.
Google documentationConnected official material
Official records can supplement startup research when a relevant source is available. Availability, freshness and licensing vary by source.
Source standardsOfficial source coverage
Startup support
K-Startup and Ministry of SMEs and Startups notices. Compare available applicant conditions, dates and original material.
Organizations, training and spaces
Startup organization, training and space records. A listing does not confirm open enrollment or vacancies.
Statistics and population
KOSIS and population observations. Periods and units matter; population is not proof of demand.
Public procurement
Public bid notices. This does not mean complete procurement coverage or guaranteed contracting opportunities.
Trade and calculations
Item, country and period trade observations. Supported calculations check units and retain source references; complete annual totals are not guaranteed.
Sources depend on your question and availability. Full current-law text is not included. Source names do not imply partnerships.
03 / EXAMPLES
Start with a real question
Illustrative examples written by SEONIK, not live responses.
I am preparing a startup in Seoul. Where should I begin with support programs and training?
Look at support programs and training separately. Eligibility can depend on registration, business age and location. Compare applicant requirements, dates and the responsible organization in each notice.
What the result can include
- Relevant notices and conditions to verify
- Available organization, original source and date information
- Missing or unverified information
Not a live list of open programs. Results depend on the retrieval date and connected sources.
From information to a next step
Illustrative walkthroughs, not live AI answers or customer success stories.
01Compare support options
I have not registered my business in Seoul. Should I start with training or commercialization support?
| Criterion | Training & mentoring | Commercialization |
|---|---|---|
| Immediate need | Customer and problem hypotheses | Execution plan and budget |
| Check in the notice | Pre-founder eligibility | Registration date and overlapping aid |
| Next action | Check training schedules | Compare requirements and documents |
Training and funding serve different needs. If eligibility is unverified, the result should identify the missing conditions, not assert that you can apply.
02Validate an idea
I am considering luggage storage near a station. Is a high visitor count enough to start?
| Hypothesis | Evidence needed | Next check |
|---|---|---|
| Storage demand exists | Travel routes and storage times | Interview intended customers |
| Alternatives are limited | Competitor locations and prices | Check availability on site |
| Repeatable revenue is possible | Acquisition and per-order costs | Run a small paid pilot |
Visitor counts are not paying-customer counts. Separate what public material supports from assumptions requiring direct validation.
04 / WHY SEONIK
For the decisions your startup faces
SEONIK brings AI assistance, web research and connected official startup material into a research experience built around your situation.
Web research
Market trends · existing alternatives
Official material
Program conditions · dates · statistics
SEONIKWhat fits my situation?
Compare the available facts, open the original source, and identify what to check next.
An illustration of how information supports a decision. Sources depend on your question and availability.
Built around startup questions
| Your question | Material to examine | What you take away |
|---|---|---|
| What support can I explore? | Applicant conditions · application dates | A shortlist to check against my stage |
| Is this idea worth testing? | Market context · customer and competitor information | Hypotheses to test with customers |
| Where can I expand? | Available country and trade material | Markets and entry conditions to investigate |
