Websites · Web services · Apps
Barohaus has operated Nannyjob in Korea since 2009. Instead of building something and walking away, we have maintained and improved our own service every day for years. We now put that experience to work on other organisations' websites and apps.
Consultation and quotes are free. We usually reply within one business day.
What we do
Take just the part you need, or hand us the whole thing.
Company and institution sites, product pages, landing pages. Designed for mobile first, and set up so Korean users can actually find you on Naver as well as Google.
Sign-up, payments, bookings, application forms, admin dashboards, data management. Not just a good-looking page, but a service that real money and real information move through.
We wrap your web service as an app and publish it to the stores, handling the review paperwork and the listing process for you.
Turning an English site into one Korean users will actually use. Not a translation — a rebuild around how Koreans search, phrase things and expect official notices to read.
Launch is not the end. We keep updating notices, responding to outages and adding features on a monthly retainer.
Do you need a Korean-language channel?
Free consultationEmbassies · Foreign companies in Korea
The global site your headquarters built is likely excellent. It just barely reaches people in Korea. We have spent more than fifteen years serving both foreign residents in Korea and Korean households — we know exactly where the two sides stop understanding each other.
You do not appear on Naver
Search in Korea starts on Naver and Kakao, not Google. A site that has never been registered or optimised for them is effectively invisible here.
Korean visitors close an English page
Visa and consular information, job openings, cultural events — these are exactly what Korean visitors come for, and most leave without reading if it is only in English.
The head-office template does not fit Korea
Global templates are usually designed desktop-first. In Korea traffic is overwhelmingly mobile, and information spreads through KakaoTalk.
Machine translation costs you credibility
Awkward Korean undermines an institution's standing. Official notices here follow a particular tone and format that translation tools do not produce.
Keep the English site, add a separate Korean one
Your headquarters' site stays untouched. You can open a Korean-language channel without going through a global approval process.
Naver and Google registration
Naver Search Advisor registration, sitemaps and structured data, so you genuinely show up in Korean search results.
A notice screen your own staff can use
We include an admin screen so your team can post and edit notices, events and vacancies without a developer.
Contact channels Koreans expect
A Korean-language enquiry form, a KakaoTalk channel and Naver Map integration — the routes Korean visitors already use.
Korean disclosure requirements
We make sure the privacy notice and other locally required disclosures are present and correctly worded.
We work with you in English
Correspondence and documents can be handled in English. The Korean that appears on screen is our responsibility.
Do you need a Korean-language channel?
Send us your current site and we will review, free of charge, what is blocking Korean visitors.
Our work
These are not client projects we handed over. We designed, built and operate them ourselves. You can open either one right now and look around.
Nannyjob
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Operating since 2009A two-sided marketplace connecting English-speaking nannies with families in Korea
Accounts, profiles, matching, paid memberships and payments, an admin dashboard, email and push notifications — all built in-house and operated daily. The Android app is published on Google Play. The interface is available in both Korean and English.
Barossam
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Preparing for launchMatching substitute and part-time teachers with schools across Korea
Job postings scattered across seventeen regional education offices are gathered in one place and sorted by distance from home rather than administrative boundaries. AI reads the Korean word-processor files attached to each posting and extracts how to apply and when it closes.
How we work
Each stage ends with your sign-off before the next one begins. Changing direction along the way is fine.
We listen to what you need and what is not working today. There is no charge for this.
We list every screen and feature to be built, then fix the price and the schedule.
You see the actual screen designs first. We revise them until you are happy.
We put work-in-progress on a real address as we go, so you can click through and check it yourself.
We connect the domain, complete search registration and go live. Maintenance continues on a monthly basis.
Packages
These are the arrangements clients ask for most often. Because the price depends on the number of screens and features, we give an exact quote after the consultation.
Companies and institutions that need to present themselves
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Organisations posting notices, events and vacancies regularly
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Services with accounts, payments or data
By arrangement
Maintenance is contracted separately as a monthly retainer. Korean tax invoices are available.
FAQ
A presentation-focused website is usually 3–4 weeks, or 6–8 weeks once an admin screen is included. Services with accounts and payments vary with scope, so we set the schedule together during the consultation.
Yes, and this is what most clients choose. We leave the head-office site untouched and build a separate Korean site linked to it. Because no global approval process is involved, you can start much faster.
Send us the colour, logo and typography rules and we will follow them exactly. Where the guidelines leave room, we will also propose adjustments that work better for Korean visitors.
We include an admin screen. Notices, events and job postings can be added and edited without any technical knowledge, and we walk your team through it at launch.
Yes. Correspondence and documents can be handled entirely in English, while we write the Korean copy that appears on the site.
We contract as a registered Korean business (Barohaus, business registration 745-28-00806) and issue Korean tax invoices. If your procurement process needs particular documents, we will provide them.
Contact
A short note is enough — we usually reply within one business day. It is fine if your requirements are not settled yet.