Leudode's 'Kkoddio Alarm' Hits 1 Million, Leading Gen Z Nap Routines

In today's fast-paced modern society, quiet rest is not a luxury, but a necessity. 'Kokio Alarm,' Le Dod Corporation's earphone-exclusive power nap alarm service, which has been satisfying this very thirst, has reached a remarkable milestone. It has surpassed 1 million cumulative uses, proving modern people's deep yearning for 'quiet rest.' Users have taken a total of 1 million power naps through Kokio Alarm, and if calculated at an average of 10 minutes per nap, this amounts to a remarkable 19 years of 'quiet rest' enjoyed. This is more than just a number; it is strong evidence of how desperately needed undisturbed rest, free from noise and entirely for oneself, truly is. Even in environments where it's difficult to make noise, such as libraries, study cafes, or crowded public transportation, Kokio Alarm provides users with an undisturbed alarm using only earphone vibrations or subtle sounds. Notably, 85% of all users are teenagers and those in their twenties, firmly establishing it as modern people's 'daily rest app,' from short power naps during exam periods to quick rests during commutes. Its competitiveness has also been proven numerous times. Winning 3rd place at KAIST E*5 in 2025 and being selected for the Google Changgu program represent Kokio Alarm's outstanding functionality and overwhelming market potential. Currently, it is expanding its service to 25 countries worldwide and receiving favorable reviews on the global stage. Choi Hyeong-bin, CEO of Le Dod Corporation, stated his ambition: "The 19 years of rest time clearly demonstrate how much modern people are living with insufficient rest. Moving forward, we will continue to advance our short-term sleep technology (Nap-Tech) to provide an environment where anyone can take a complete, undisturbed rest anytime, anywhere, and further expand it as a global service." Beyond being a simple alarm, Kokio Alarm is evolving into an essential companion that enhances the quality of life for modern people.