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AI tools in South Korea

14 tools are among the strongest in South Korea: home market, a large share of customers or revenue, local data centers or many named customers.

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The market in South Korea in numbers

14strong in South Korea
13headquartered in South Korea
11with a Korean interface

14 tools count as strong in South Korea, and 13 are headquartered there. Most of them cover bookkeeping, financial reporting & analytics and people analytics & workforce planning.

6 of 14 show a price on the vendor website and 5 offer a free plan or trial. 11 have a Korean interface.

Made in South Korea: AI Eolma Gyeongri (iQuest), AI Studios (DeepBrain AI), CLAP, Clobe, Flex, Granter, Greeting, Lemonbase, Lunit, MakinaRocks, ViewinterHR, Wanted Lab, WEHAGO T (Douzone Bizon).

Own survey by ai-toolfinder, last checked October 2026. Every figure is sourced on the tool profile.

What businesses in South Korea should know

  • Transfers of personal data abroad need consent, a contract basis or an equivalent recipient. Under PIPA, the PIPC regulates transfers abroad. They are allowed with the person's consent, or without it when a law or treaty provides for it, when outsourcing or storage abroad is needed to perform a contract with the person, when the recipient has required safety measures such as ISMS-P certification, or when the PIPC recognises the destination as adequate. On 3 September 2025 the PIPC recognised the EU as adequate. DLA Piper, Data Protection Laws of the World: South Korea · as of October 2026
  • The AI Framework Act applies since January 2026, but fines are on hold. The AI Framework Act took effect on 22 January 2026 with a maximum fine of KRW 30 million. The Ministry of Science and ICT announced a grace period without financial penalties. Foreign companies must appoint a domestic representative if they exceed KRW 1 trillion in annual revenue, KRW 10 billion in AI revenue or 1 million Korean users. IAPP, South Korea's AI Act · as of October 2026
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What HR teams in South Korea should know

  • PIPA gives a right to explanation and refusal on automated decisions. South Korea added Article 37-2 to the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA), in force since March 15, 2024. It lets people demand an explanation of a fully automated decision that significantly affects them, such as an AI hiring screen, and refuse a decision made without meaningful human involvement. PIPA Art. 37-2, Humanities and Social Sciences Communications (Nature) · as of September 2026
  • AI Framework Act names employment a high-impact sector. South Korea's AI Framework Act (AI Basic Act) was promulgated on January 21, 2025, and took effect on January 22, 2026, after a one-year transition. It names employment as one of 11 high-impact sectors, requiring risk assessment, user notification, documentation and human oversight for qualifying AI systems, with a grace period before fines apply. AI Framework Act, IAPP · as of September 2026
  • Labor-management councils required at workplaces with 30+ employees. Under the Act on the Promotion of Worker Participation and Cooperation, any workplace with 30 or more employees must set up a Labor-Management Council with equal numbers of worker and employer representatives, giving employees a standing forum to raise concerns about new systems including AI tools. Act on the Promotion of Worker Participation and Cooperation, Korea Legislation Research Institute · as of September 2026
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Questions about AI tools in South Korea

Which AI tools are strongest in South Korea?

AI Eolma Gyeongri (iQuest), AI Studios (DeepBrain AI), CLAP, Clobe and Flex, plus 9 more. A tool counts as strong in South Korea when it is its home market, a large share of its customers or revenue is there, it runs local data centers or it names many local customers.

Which AI tools are made in South Korea?

13 tools in the directory have their headquarters in South Korea: AI Eolma Gyeongri (iQuest), AI Studios (DeepBrain AI), CLAP, Clobe, Flex, Granter, Greeting, Lemonbase, Lunit, MakinaRocks, ViewinterHR, Wanted Lab and WEHAGO T (Douzone Bizon).

Do AI tools in South Korea publish their prices?

6 of 14 tools strong in South Korea show a price on the vendor website, the others quote on request. 5 offer a free plan or a free trial.

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