Apps and their data APIs in South Korea
South Korea's mobile job market: hourly 알바 boards, part-time matching and gig chat, and the data APIs behind them.
South Korea's hub covers the country's main hourly and part-time board. Albamon (알바몬) maps nearby 아르바이트 shifts: POST /v1/map/shift-cards hydrates map pins into recruit cards keyed by recruitNo, with hourly payType, workplaceAddress, closingDDay and an useAlbamonZ flag.
Home filters persist Korean cityCode/countyCode/townCode areas and a map radius; Albamon Z short resumes expose resumeNo and wishWorkTimes; Gigmon chat cards add talent_No, trade_No and trade_Stat_Code — the hourly-work loop from map pin to matching to short-task trade.
Frequently asked questions
Which analyzed apps operate in South Korea?
The South Korea hub covers Albamon (알바몬), Workspear's hourly and part-time job app, documenting the map-search, Albamon Z matching and Gigmon gig-chat APIs behind its 아르바이트 screens.
What listing data does Albamon expose?
Map recruit cards carry recruitNo, recruitTitle, companyName, hourly pay and payType, workplaceAddress, latitude/longitude, closingDDay and an useAlbamonZ flag. Home filters add Korean cityCode/countyCode/townCode areas, workPeriodTypes and a map radius.
How does the Albamon app authenticate?
POST /v1/members/session returns accessToken, memberNo, gigmonMemberNo and minorOfLaw and sets session cookies; later calls send those cookies plus AM_App_No, Key_No, App_Ver and App_VerCode. Gigmon chat uses a separate Bearer from POST /v1/gigs/chat-token.
