Fixed the Home button in the bottom menu: on the My Jobs screen and other employer screens it takes you back to the home page again. The bottom menu now highlights Home while you are on the home page, and tapping it again brings you back to the top of Home. Improved navigation stability.

Only owners of an approved store now see "Add product" in the Create menu. If you don't have a store yet, the app offers to create one instead of opening the product form. Owners of a blocked store now get a clear message when they try to edit products. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

When you create a job posting, Simple Posting is now selected by default, so you can just tap Continue. For urgent hiring, select Urgent Job and tap Continue. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Fixed the "Store not found" error when adding a product right after creating a store. Fixed the first SMS code sometimes being rejected during sign-up; errors now explain what went wrong instead of showing "Network error". The phone number field and other fields at the bottom of forms are no longer hidden behind the keyboard and buttons.

For employers: Profile now has a My Jobs button, so your vacancies are always one tap away. The company card in Profile opens your employer dashboard, even before your company is verified. Fixed sending reviews for stores and cafés.

Creating a listing is back to four steps: category, details, photos and contacts. Each step shows what is still missing, and you can only move on once it is filled in. Fixed: the price field no longer starts at zero, so a listing can no longer be published for 0 KRW by accident. Fixed: the "Completed" mark no longer appears next to empty fields.

Company information, including business registration details and contacts, is now at the bottom of the home screen and your profile. Couriers get their familiar new-delivery sound back.

Fixed company sign-up: the company name is no longer lost, so employer accounts are created on the first try. Sellers hear the new-order alarm again, and all notification sounds are louder. Refreshed job category photos and clearer gender and visa details in job posts.

Real estate • New list: bigger photos, price and size at a glance • Sort by price, newest and popular • Reworked filters Jobs • Category photos in the job list • One tap to call an employer Delivery • See upfront when a store does not deliver to your address • A clear explanation instead of a generic error Fixed cart loading errors.

We rebuilt the job screen. • Every job now has a picture — the employer's own, or one for its field. • Salary, employment, gender and visa type are visible at a glance. • The call button is always pinned at the bottom. • Tapping a card opens the job right away. • When posting, you can now set employment, gender and visa type.

Fixed delivery of push notifications for new orders. • Order notifications now arrive immediately, even with Do Not Disturb or Scheduled Summary turned on • The app now confirms every notification it receives, so undelivered alerts no longer go unnoticed • Fixed device registration — if notifications stop arriving, the app restores the subscription on its own • Tapping a new-order notification opens the order with full details again

Anyone can post a job now — no company registration required. Just enter the employer name right in the job form. Verifying your business registration number is now optional: it builds trust with job seekers, but it no longer stands between you and posting. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

The skewer minimum now saves on the first try. The number you typed could previously be dropped if you tapped Save without leaving the field — and a success message appeared over a save that changed nothing. The list of items that count as skewers can be reopened and edited at any time. The minimum counts menu items, so the second "pcs" figure is gone from product rows. The cart bar now shows how many more skewers are needed.

Fixed Store settings for cafes — the screen was failing to open and the settings were unreachable. The skewer minimum is simpler now: a switch, and a field where you type the number. Values are no longer reset while you type, so 10 or 15 goes in cleanly. The Store settings button now opens settings rather than the store-creation wizard, and that wizard no longer overwrites your store type or your other-language names.

Fixed Store settings for cafes — the screen was failing to open and the settings were unreachable. The skewer minimum is simpler now: a switch, and a field where you type the number. Values are no longer reset while you type, so 10 or 15 goes in cleanly. The Store settings button now opens settings rather than the store-creation wizard, and that wizard no longer overwrites your store type or your other-language names.

- Skewer minimums now make sense. When you add a skewer at a cafe that has a minimum, you'll see exactly how many you need and can put the order together right there — mixing different types counts. - For sellers: everything about the skewer minimum now lives in one place, in your store settings. The extra switches are gone from the product form. - Fixed: going back from the cart now returns to the product instead of the home screen.

Minimum order quantity fixes. • The minimum is now counted across all qualifying items rather than per item type. With a minimum of 2, one skewer of each kind now works — previously it demanded two of the same. • The limit can no longer be bypassed from the cart. Reducing a quantity below the minimum blocks checkout, and the app tells you which item is short and by how much. • Sellers can still set a minimum for an individual product; it is checked when adding, in the cart, and at checkout.

Search in Listings now makes sense: • Results appear first, right away — no more scrolling past the PREMIUM and HOT blocks to find out what matched. • Search runs as you type, and the number of listings found is shown at the top. • When nothing matches, we say so — and you can clear the filters in one tap. Fixed the "Apply" button in filters, which was hidden behind the bottom bar. Filters work again in Listings, Cars, Housing, Jobs and Resumes.

Minimum quantity per item. • Sellers can set a minimum for each product separately — skewers from 3, while coffee stays available one cup at a time. • Add fewer and the app tells you the minimum for that exact item, and offers to add the right amount in one tap. • The rule now applies when you add to the cart rather than at checkout, so you find out straight away. • The setting lives in the product card in the seller dashboard.

Skewer minimums are now clear from the start. • If a cafe has a minimum skewer order, you'll see it when you add to the cart — not at checkout. • Add the full minimum in one tap, or mix different types: 1 pork + 1 chicken counts as 2 skewers. • Product pages now show the minimum and how many skewers you still need. • Fixed: skewers already in your cart weren't counted, so the reminder could appear even when you'd already met the minimum.

Minimum skewer order — now one tap • When a cafe requires a minimum, the prompt now has an "Add more" button that tops your order up to it instantly. • Prefer a mix? "Choose other types" takes you back to the menu — 1 pork + 1 chicken + 1 lamb counts too. • The minimum is still shown on the menu and in your cart.

• Cafes can require a minimum number of skewers per order — for example 2 or 3. • In store settings, mark which items count as skewers: everything else (drinks, salads) can still be ordered on its own. • Customers see the minimum on the menu and in the cart, with a prompt showing how many more they need. • Types can be mixed: 1 pork + 1 chicken = 2 skewers.

Minimum skewer order • Cafes can now require a minimum number of skewers per order — for example 2 or 3. • The minimum is shown on the menu and in your cart, along with how many more you need. • You can mix types: 1 pork + 1 chicken = 2 skewers. For sellers: turn the minimum on in store settings, and set how many skewers a portion contains on the product.

Couriers can now see which delivery was completed. • After you confirm a delivery we show the order number, the recipient and how many active deliveries are left. • Finishing an order returns you to your active deliveries list so you pick what's next — the app no longer opens one for you. • Delivery confirmation is more reliable: your proof photo is kept until the server confirms completion.

Fixed a bug where the delivery-photo screen could freeze on "Finishing…" even after the photo had already been sent. "Continue in background" now always works, and the screen can no longer get stuck — your photo is saved and uploaded automatically either way.