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Easecraft builds software products with
Claude Code
Easecraft Co., Ltd. (주식회사 이즈크래프트) is a small Korean software company, incorporated on in Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. We build a family of consumer and small-business products with AI at the center.
Company
- Legal name
- Easecraft Co., Ltd. (주식회사 이즈크래프트)
- Incorporated
- Location
- Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
- Leadership
- Hyuk Sunwoo, Co-CEO
Hoonseok Choi, Co-CEO - Contact
- support@easecraft.net
- Website
- easecraft.net
What we build
Live products we operate ourselves:
- GrowKit (growkit.co.kr). A semi-automated marketing platform for small-business owners in Korea. An AI guides the owner step by step through Threads, Instagram, Facebook, Naver and Google keyword ads, place listings and blogs, so a shop owner can run every marketing channel without an agency. Our principle: the AI prepares, the human always gives the final confirmation.
- Traidit (traidit.net). A crypto trading and charting service for web and mobile. Users build trading strategies without coding and watch the whole market in real time with real-time candle data and strategy and screener engines.
Built with Claude
Everything we ship was built primarily with Claude (Claude Code). We use Claude Code every day as our main engineering tool, and we run several Claude sessions in parallel: one coordinating session plus task-focused worker sessions. We plan to evaluate the Claude API for the AI features in our products.
Client work
We build websites and apps for clients the same way:
- Stashhh (stashhh.app). App built for a client. We handled product planning, design and app development for this clipboard and bookmark app on iOS, Android, web and desktop.
- Cheongdam Swing (cheongdamswing.com). Korean and English website, flyers and menus for a live jazz bar in Cheongdam, Seoul.
- Gamegol Handmade Dumplings (gamegolfood.com). Korean and English website, plus a visit reservation and waitlist system for the Gwangjang Market store.
- Takumigon (takumigon.com). Korean, English and Japanese website, plus photo and video shooting for an omakase restaurant.