skypeople.me

SkyPeople is a Korean social dating and community app founded in 2015 by a Seoul National University graduate. It describes itself as the country’s first dating service to require school or workplace verification and reports a membership of 600,000. Members verify their identity and eligibility using documents such as employment certificates, diplomas, professional licenses, or school and work email addresses. The company says its team reviews verification applications and monitors the service around the clock, and offers tools to help members avoid being matched with friends, colleagues, or alumni.

SkyPeople provides introductions and matching for people seeking relationships, with membership criteria that vary by gender and may include employment, education, or financial verification. It also offers an anonymous community where users can discuss their workplaces and neighborhoods. The service positions itself between a conventional dating app and a matchmaking agency, emphasizing verified profiles and trusted connections. The company reports receiving industry awards, including a 2023 award from South Korea’s Ministry of SMEs and Startups and a 2026 National Service Award in the social networking category.