Korean Address Search
One address search, down to the postcode and the English address
Put one button next to the address fields of an order form, a sign-up form or a shipping form. Pressing it opens the Kakao postcode search in place, and picking an address fills the fields you named with the postcode, the road address and the English address, then moves the cursor to the detail-address field. The chosen address stays as one Korean line and one English line, each with a copy button, which also helps anyone who has to type a Korean address into an overseas shipping form or a foreign store. When a visitor picks a lot-number address that maps to several road addresses without choosing one, the widget fills in Kakao's first match and says it is an estimate. Kakao runs the search: its postcode service needs no key and is free for commercial use. If the Kakao script cannot load, the widget says so and offers a retry instead of leaving an empty box. Without any fields named, the two lines and their copy buttons still work on their own. Included in the BootSignal subscription ($20/mo or $200/yr, every widget on 1 domain, add more from the dashboard). Unlimited address forms while subscribed.
Demo
A real widget. Pressing the button opens the Kakao postcode search with the address of a public building, Seoul City Hall, already typed in. Pick an address and the example fields below fill in, then the cursor moves to the detail field. Nothing typed here is sent anywhere
Integration
The same loader (bootsignal.js) powers your other widgets too. An active subscription is required to run the widget.
Pricing
Pricing is a single BootSignal subscription: $20/mo or $200/yr (2 months free). It unlocks every widget on 1 registered domain, and you can add more domains from the dashboard. Writing address forms requires an active subscription; while subscribed, usage is unlimited with no per-use charges, and reading is always free for visitors. Manage the subscription at accounts.mrlatte.net. See full pricing →