Define the problem first
We look at users, data and existing work together, and get clear on what should be built before anything else.
W Labs is an AI-first software development company in Korea. We have delivered client projects continuously since 2022 and build our own products: SkinArch, BrainArch and WIZ Assistant.
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Planning, architecture, development, design and QA work as one team — in Korean and in English.
As of the log date.
Brain CT image analysis software. Pre-processing, visualisation and AI analysis in one research workflow. Research software; it does not replace clinical judgement.
SkinArch and BrainArch are Research Use Only software. Nothing on this page claims diagnostic, screening or assessment performance.
LC-OCT imaging and 3D skin structure analysis software. Layer measurement, region segmentation and 3D reconstruction inside a research workflow. Research software, not a diagnostic device.
SkinArch and BrainArch are Research Use Only software. Nothing on this page claims diagnostic, screening or assessment performance.
LC-OCT skin-structure analysis and brain-CT image analysis are now separate products. Both are Research Use Only software.
Client names appear only with written permission. Figures are published only when confirmed by actual project data.
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Undisclosed = clients who did not give written consent to be named.
An AI service assistant embedded in your website. It answers visitors' questions, guides application procedures and routes document requests to the right person. Designed for public-sector and education service desks.
Listed among W Labs products in the 2026 company statement; a launch date is not published.
W Labs registered a D-U-N-S® number with Dun & Bradstreet, so organisations abroad can identify and verify the company.
Month not published.
We passed the supplier qualification of Science Exchange, the R&D marketplace for life sciences. Pharmaceutical and biotech research organisations can procure W Labs' image-analysis software through the platform.
We completed the vendor registration process of a global pharmaceutical company. Approved-vendor is a specific procurement status conferred by the client.
In January we are registered as an approved vendor to a global pharmaceutical company. In March we become a verified supplier on Science Exchange. A print-ordering platform and an LC-OCT imaging project follow, and in August SkinArch and BrainArch become product lines of their own. Past the 24th client project, the story continues.
A long-lived system holds value worth keeping and structure worth changing. We understand the context, migrate in stages, and after launch a named team carries operations and improvement.
A smart surveillance and dispatch platform for a logistics company, and a retail kiosk system. Late in the year we begin D-U-N-S® registration and the Science Exchange supplier review for global procurement.
Batch-generates audio files from text with neural TTS.
A to-do app that starts by deciding what you won't do.
A platform that generates messages of thanks and encouragement with generative AI.
Multilingual AI translation with version control and team collaboration.
Recognises food in a photo and estimates portions to support diet and calorie logging.
If the features exist but are hard to use, it's a design problem. We redraw user flows, validate with prototypes, and leave a design system the team keeps using. Localisation for products that run in Korean and English included.
If your time is tied up in repetitive document handling, image reading or customer replies, start here. We embed computer vision, NLP and machine learning into your existing workflow so people can focus on judgement.
A communication app, a matching platform, a content-cleaning tool and other consumer services ship. In June, the W Labs website goes live.
Measures and analyses pores, dead skin, texture and tone from microscopy with AI.
Placed within the range of life-sciences work, 2022–2025.
Product experience design and development for a speaking-practice service for language learners.
Classes, attendance, grades and reports for academies and schools in one administration system.
When off-the-shelf software doesn't match how the field works, we design software that does. Academy administration, logistics dispatch, print and commerce ordering — systems with operators and users on different sides, built consistently from interface to backend.
An administration system for an academy group, a management system that keeps project budgets under supervision, product development for a language-education service. A client's problem — "as the business grew, managing budget spend became difficult" — becomes a system.
Research imaging and large datasets need more than a look. We measure structures, segment regions and reconstruct in 3D to produce quantified information. Methods proven in skin and tissue research, applied to data in other domains.
In December, the first project channel opens, in life sciences. It is the starting point of delivery that has continued without a break.
W Labs started as a small team in Seoul. The first client project opened in December 2022 and we have not stopped since. From a laboratory's imaging data to academy administration, logistics dispatch and print ordering — the problem was different every time, but the approach was the same: define the problem together before choosing the technology.
In December, the first project channel opens, in life sciences. It is the starting point of delivery that has continued without a break.
An administration system for an academy group, a management system that keeps project budgets under supervision, product development for a language-education service. A client's problem — "as the business grew, managing budget spend became difficult" — becomes a system.
A communication app, a matching platform, a content-cleaning tool and other consumer services ship. In June, the W Labs website goes live.
A smart surveillance and dispatch platform for a logistics company, and a retail kiosk system. Late in the year we begin D-U-N-S® registration and the Science Exchange supplier review for global procurement.
In January we are registered as an approved vendor to a global pharmaceutical company. In March we become a verified supplier on Science Exchange. A print-ordering platform and an LC-OCT imaging project follow, and in August SkinArch and BrainArch become product lines of their own. Past the 24th client project, the story continues.
We look at users, data and existing work together, and get clear on what should be built before anything else.
Core features first, then hypotheses checked inside real user flows.
Client names appear only with consent; figures only when confirmed by actual data.
Operations and maintenance are part of the design, and feedback becomes the next improvement.