Features
What actually exists today, and what is still a shell. Honest about the difference.
Account
| State |
|---|
| Google sign-in | Working. The site starts signed out; sign-in is required to post, comment, recommend, or drop a map pin. Reading is open to everyone. |
| Identity | Your Google account id owns your content, so changing your Google name or email doesn't orphan it. |
| Profile | Image and display name can be set in Settings — but they are not saved yet and reset on reload. |
| Test accounts | user_a – user_e can post without a Google account, for testing. |
Community
| State |
|---|
| Groups | All / Food / Events. |
| Filter | By language. More conditions to come. |
| Posts | List shows title + recommendation count; clicking expands the full post. Authors can edit and delete their own. |
| Recommendations | One per person, toggleable. |
| Comments | Comments with one level of replies. Authors can edit and delete their own. |
Meet Up
| State |
|---|
| Map | Leaflet + OpenStreetMap, centred on Seoul. |
| Add Me | Drop a pin at any point with your name and a 100-character note. Clicking a pin shows who and what. |
| Search bar | Appearance only — typing in it does not move the map yet. |
Not built yet
The two halves of the product described in What is tripto.kr? are both still mostly missing:
- The manual. Only a few pages exist so far — the part that is supposed to be the reason people come.
- Trust and reputation. No per-person ratings, reports, or moderation. Google sign-in is in place, but little is built on top of it.
- Chat and location sharing between people who want to meet.
- Map-based groups — pins exist, but a pin is not a meet-up.
Known limitations
- The backend runs on a single personal machine, so the site's dynamic parts are only up while that machine is. This is a deliberate choice until the idea proves itself.
- Profile changes are not persisted.
- No search, no pagination, no images in posts.
- No notifications, despite the bell icon in the header.