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KTX Ticket Hunter is a paid Windows app I built for rail travelers in South Korea. Set your route, date, time range and passenger count, then monitor KTX seats on your PC. One purchase includes monitoring, notifications and automatic reservation attempts for 365 days. You pay for tickets directly with Korail. The demo shows three checks with no seats and auto-reservation off. Tickets are not guaranteed. This is not an official Korail product.
Hi, I'm the maker of KTX Ticket Hunter, a paid Windows app for people planning KTX train journeys in South Korea.
Choose a route, date, time range and passenger count, then start checking for seats on your own PC. A purchase includes monitoring, notifications and automatic reservation attempts. You complete ticket payment directly with Korail. Your PC needs to stay on and connected.
The 64-second video shows the settings and three live checks. None found an available seat. Auto-reservation was off, no reservation or payment was made, and the waiting sections are shortened. Personal information is masked.
KTX Ticket Hunter costs KRW 4,950 for one year (365 days from purchase), for one person on one PC. All paid features are included, with no separate upgrade tier. Activate your purchase using the code sent to your purchase email.
This is an independent product, not an official Korail app, and it cannot guarantee tickets. I'd welcome feedback on the setup and how clearly the app shows its progress.
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About KTX Ticket Hunter on Product Hunt
“Seat monitoring for Korea's KTX trains on Windows”
KTX Ticket Hunter was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #148 on the daily leaderboard. KTX Ticket Hunter is a paid Windows app I built for rail travelers in South Korea. Set your route, date, time range and passenger count, then monitor KTX seats on your PC. One purchase includes monitoring, notifications and automatic reservation attempts for 365 days. You pay for tickets directly with Korail. The demo shows three checks with no seats and auto-reservation off. Tickets are not guaranteed. This is not an official Korail product.
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Hi, I'm the maker of KTX Ticket Hunter, a paid Windows app for people planning KTX train journeys in South Korea.
Choose a route, date, time range and passenger count, then start checking for seats on your own PC. A purchase includes monitoring, notifications and automatic reservation attempts. You complete ticket payment directly with Korail. Your PC needs to stay on and connected.
The 64-second video shows the settings and three live checks. None found an available seat. Auto-reservation was off, no reservation or payment was made, and the waiting sections are shortened. Personal information is masked.
KTX Ticket Hunter costs KRW 4,950 for one year (365 days from purchase), for one person on one PC. All paid features are included, with no separate upgrade tier. Activate your purchase using the code sent to your purchase email.
This is an independent product, not an official Korail app, and it cannot guarantee tickets. I'd welcome feedback on the setup and how clearly the app shows its progress.
Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liwer22Rfxs