'Thank You' (School Life Record Curation), a service that writes school life records on behalf of students that affect rolling admissions, is scheduled to be launched.

The AI algorithm-based customized educational information service developed by Linkon was planned and developed by education experts and AI machine learning developers.

Linkon CEO Son Yong-sik stated, “Although we boast world-class academic achievement, there is a serious gap in educational information based on income. In a reality where top grades are concentrated only in elite classes and expensive consulting firms are rampant, we can provide customized consulting to students anywhere in the country at an affordable cost.”

It is a personalized curation service that recommends comparative activities, academic calendars, and example sentences optimized for each individual student, enabling them to write their own student records.

Prior to the launch of Thank You, LinkOn conducted a beta service targeting approximately 1,500 students from about 35 affiliated academies of its existing service, AlphaBook. Subsequently, by organizing and improving interfaces and content to make them easier for students and parents to use, it garnered attention for enabling students to prepare their school life records independently.

Meanwhile, in addition to the Thank You service, LinkOn is also accelerating the development of a mentor-mentee-based SNS service with the goal of opening in the first half of 2018. In a situation where a large amount of entrance exam and education information is flooding in recently, users will be able to obtain optimal educational information through mentor-mentee relationships that match their areas of interest, such as how much of the most appropriate information is curated for them, rather than through one-way information provision services.

Jo Chang-mo, CEO of GMS Prime in Nowon-gu, Seoul, known as the "Master of Entrance Exam Math" and "Entrance Exam President," said, "The service that LinkOn aims for is a new and innovative service that I have never seen before in my 25 years in the education market. I am confident that many students across the country will be able to receive help through this service."