Jandi

The company's primary offering is a cloud-based enterprise communication application that functions as a centralized hub for team collaboration. The platform is designed to address the security and organizational challenges posed by using personal messaging apps for work. Core features include topic-based group chats, file sharing and storage, task management, video conferencing, polls, and an organizational chart. Jandi's platform is accessible across various devices, including web browsers, desktops (Windows, Mac), and mobile (iOS, Android). To enhance workflow efficiency, the service integrates with third-party applications like G Suite, Trello, JIRA, and Zoom. Security is a key aspect, with messages and files being encrypted and stored on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Jandi operates on a subscription-based business model, billing companies on a monthly or annual per-user basis. It offers several tiered plans, including a free version for smaller teams, a Premium plan at $6 per member/month, and an Enterprise plan at $9 per member/month, each providing different levels of storage and features. An "Intelligence" plan with generative AI capabilities is also available. The company provides discounts for non-profit organizations, educational institutions, and social enterprises. Jandi serves a wide range of clients, from small startups to large corporations like LG CNS and CJ. While it has a strong presence in South Korea, the platform supports multiple languages and is used in over 63 countries, with a focus on expansion in Asian markets such as Japan, Taiwan, and Vietnam.