LETR Atlas, a map of connections across Korean content, opens in beta

LETR AI has opened LETR Atlas in beta, a new service for exploring how Korean content is connected. Try it now at atlas.letr.ai.

LETR Atlas is an IMDb-style service for K-content that covers web novels, webtoons, dramas and films in one place, showing how they link together: from works to people, and from originals to new stories. You can explore how titles connect with the people who appeared in or produced them, their characters, IP adaptations such as originals and remakes, and the studios and broadcasters behind them, all as linked records. At beta launch it holds some 34,000 works, 38,000 people, 8,000 production and broadcasting companies and 124,000 cast relationships, and newly released titles are added continuously.

Every connection in LETR Atlas comes with evidence. Public data and official materials are cross-checked, and each entry shows its sources and verification status. You can search by name, or ask a question in a plain sentence such as “What else has this actor’s director made?” and get an answer with its evidence and sources. Search and questions are available after signing in.

Because you can follow the path of K-content from a web novel to a webtoon to a drama in a single service, we hope it helps anyone who needs to grasp the relationships between works and people quickly: content planning and investment review, casting and IP expansion, or choosing titles to localize. Feedback gathered during the beta will shape the full release. Send your thoughts and questions through the contact page.