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Good code for cultural impact, clear marketing, and business growth.

The Web Is a Beautiful Mess.

Here at GoodCodeClub, we vividly remember the early days of the World Wide Web, where we celebrated every online interaction on painfully slow dial-up networks.

Fast forward to today, where every web project feels heavier, its production process more convoluted than ever. The cyberspace certainly is more crowded and hectic now, but your codebase doesn't have to be.

We sift through all the fluff and get down to the substance. We build grounded solutions to your creative and business challenges.

Good code done well. We are GoodCodeClub.

Founder + Lead Developer

Chris K. Kim, PhD is a user-focused software developer in pursuit of using technology to facilitate interdisciplinary collaborations and address today's talent gap in digital media.

Trained in media production and information visualization, Chris works with institutional stakeholders, including University of Toronto, DARPA, and MIT, to build platforms that democratize AI and promote human-in-the-loop automation.

Chris also operates a software studio GoodCodeClub, where he works with emerging talents in promoting underserved communities and facilitating youth entrepreneurship.

Original Projects
Featured Stories
Services
Design-to-code

Web development

App prototype

Proof-of-concept

Adhoc support

Support / monitoring

Web hosting

Cloud infrastructure

Professional training

Tutorials and concepts

Collaborators
St Regis Group

Recognition products

Latitude

Countertop products

Robust AI

Collaborative robots

Partial

Art marketplace

Unite Creative

Design and marketing

KRAK XR

Experimental media

Giioii

Immersive storytelling

Emmy Awards

Industry recognition

Effie Awards

Advertising recognition

Securitas

Employee recognition

Oxfam

Humanitarian relief

Krinos

Food manufacturing

OCAD University

Data visualization

George Brown College

Developer training