Remember vs NameGood 2026 — Which Card App Korean Pros Actually Need

Remember is Korea's #1 card app. 4M users, massive ad revenue. But is it really optimal for every professional?

1. Ads — The True Cost of the Free Tier

Remember's free tier shows fullscreen ads every time you flip through cards. Look at 10 cards a day, see 10 ads. NameGood has no ads. Credits-based pricing means there's no reason to monetize via ads.

2. Depth of AI Analysis

Remember shows you what's on the card: company, title, department. NameGood analyzes the person's industry context: "This contact is in the top 5% of Korean PB; recently handling family-succession tax cases. In your next meeting, mentioning the trust-law reform would land well." That's intelligence.

3. Industry Overlays

For a real estate broker, what Remember shows:

Kim Cheolsu / ABC Realty / CEO / Gangnam, Seoul

What NameGood shows:

Kim Cheolsu / ABC Realty / CEO — Specialist in Gangnam redevelopment, closed 3 unit deals recently. This person prefers school-district consultations to listing pitches (per past conversation analysis).

4. Pricing

	Remember Free	Remember Paid	NameGood
Monthly	₩0 (ads)	₩9,900	₩0
When used	Ads	Unlimited	Credits from ₩4,900
Ads	Yes	No	No
AI analysis	✗	Basic	Deep

5. Who Should Use Which

• General office worker / occasional cards: Remember Free is fine
• Sales / specialist: NameGood (no ads + deep AI)
• Headhunter / HR: NameGood (candidate pool + ZDR)
• High-volume cards: Either works; NameGood is more cost-efficient

6. Bottom Line

Remember is "the Korean office worker's default". Can't deny it. NameGood is the weapon for people whose revenue depends on relationships.

If you're the latter — Try NameGood →