Co-hosted meetup · OpenAI + Hashed
OpenAI Codex Meetup Seoul
250+ attendees, 2,500+ RSVPs, a fireside Q&A, and five community demos made this our biggest event yet.
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Events built together
Co-host a tech event in Korea
Create a meetup, practical workshop, or developer experience with Dev Korea. You bring the expertise; we help turn it into an event the community wants to join.
Or send us your idea in a short form
No fixed package or one-size-fits-all price. We scope the format, responsibilities, and budget with you after an introductory conversation.
Companies we've worked with
- Events organized
- 60+Dev Korea and Seoul iOS Meetup
- Attendees per event
- 100–160+
- Community reach
- 20k+
- Newsletter subscribers
- 3,850+
Past events in motion
See what company collaborations look like
From design and engineering meetups to large AI gatherings. Real partner events, and content that keeps working after the night is over.
AI developer meetup · Qwen
Qwen Meetup Seoul #4
A dedicated Qwen meetup for Seoul's international developer community.
Engineering meetup · Salmon
Salmon x Dev Korea
Around 150 attendees joined two practical talks on typed error handling and smarter, risk-based QA.
Design meetup with Figma
Figma x Dev Korea
110+ designers, developers, founders, and builders came together for our first design-focused event.
Who is in the room
Senior builders, and the people who pick the tools
Estimates based on attendance at past events, collected at registration.
- 76%
- Decide, recommend, or influence which AI and cloud tools their team adopts
- 60%
- Have four or more years of professional experience
- 300+
- Different companies among the people who signed up
- 60–70%
- International attendees, the rest Korean nationals
What they do
- Engineering34%
- Data, ML, and AI23%
- Founders and engineering managers19%
- Students9%
- Product and design6%
- Other10%
Where they work
- Startup, under 50 people49%
- Between jobs or independent20%
- Large company, 200+16%
- Mid-size, 50 to 20010%
- Korea office of a global company5%
The Dev Korea atmosphere
What the room feels like
Useful talks, full rooms, shared food, demos, and the conversations that continue after the program ends.
After the night is over
What you keep after the event
The event is one evening. The content it produces keeps working for months afterwards.
Aftermovie
A short highlight film of the event, published on our YouTube channel and yours to reuse on your own.
Talk recordings
Each talk published as its own video, with your links in the description.
Recap article
A written recap on dev-korea.com, with your logo and links.
36k+ monthly pageviews
Photo set
Full-resolution photos of the room, the talks, and the conversations afterwards.
Newsletter and social promotion
Featured before the event and again when the content goes live.
3,850+ subscribers · 4,200+ LinkedIn followers · 1,200+ Discord members
Opt-in attendee contacts
Registration asks every attendee whether they want to share their details with you. You receive the ones who say yes, and the rest stay anonymous.
Post-event report
Attendance, video views, recap impressions, and link clicks via UTM.
Want an event like these with your team?
Tell us the goal and we will come back with a format, a scope, and a budget.
Flexible by design
Start with the goal, not a package
Every company, topic, and audience is different. These are common starting points.
Community meetup
One or two useful talks followed by food, drinks, and open networking with the wider Dev Korea community.
- Brand or employer awareness
- Technical storytelling
- A larger community audience
Hands-on workshop
A focused, practical session where a smaller group can learn by using your product, platform, or methods.
- Product education
- Meaningful user feedback
- Deeper technical engagement
Custom event
A launch, design session, panel, office event, or new format shaped around a specific community outcome.
- A format unique to your idea
- Curated speakers or contributors
- Flexible scale and production
A shared production
How we build it together
A straightforward process, with the ownership agreed before anything is committed.
- 01
Start with a conversation
Tell us what you want the audience to understand, experience, or do.
- 02
Shape the event together
We propose the format and the audience, and we agree who owns what.
- 03
Agree on a proposal
You receive a clear custom proposal and budget based on the event we designed.
- 04
Launch and host
We open registration, host the evening, and follow up with the content afterwards.
Dev Korea can handle
- Event concept and format
- Registration and attendee communication
- Community distribution and promotion
- Event moderation and on-site support
Your team can bring
- A clear goal and useful topic
- Speakers, facilitators, or product experts
- Technical content or workshop material
- Your brand and internal promotion
- Input on the audience and experience
Community value comes first
The strongest partner events are educational, practical, or genuinely interesting, not extended sales presentations. We shape the content with that standard in mind.
Not ready for a call?
Send us the idea instead
Tell us what you have in mind and we will come back with a format, a scope, and a budget. Early ideas are welcome.
FAQ
Questions before we talk
The format is flexible, but the starting point is simple.
What kinds of events can we co-host?
Common formats include developer meetups, hands-on workshops, product education sessions, panels, design events, and smaller curated gatherings. We can also design a new format around a strong idea.
How much does a co-hosted event cost?
Venue, audience size, food, recording, promotion, and production all move the number, so a focused 30-person workshop and a 250-person meetup are very different budgets. Tell us the range you are working with and we will scope the event to it, rather than the other way around.
Can the event focus on our product?
Yes, especially for a practical workshop or technical session. The content still needs to be educational, useful, or genuinely interesting for the community rather than an extended sales presentation.
Who owns the content and attendee experience?
We plan it together. Your team brings the expertise and brand perspective, while Dev Korea protects the community experience and helps shape the content, promotion, registration, and event flow. Exact responsibilities are agreed in the proposal.
Can we co-host a smaller workshop instead of a large meetup?
Absolutely. A focused room with the right participants can be more valuable than a large audience. We will recommend the size and format based on what you want people to learn or experience.
How do we get started?
Book an introductory call, send us the form above, or email us with your company, goal, rough timing, budget range, and any initial event idea. It is completely fine if the concept is still early.
Bring us the beginning of an idea
Let's create an event people want to attend
Tell us what your company wants to achieve. We will help find the format that makes sense for your team and the tech community in Korea.