Baze
One account for 80+ AI models, plus agents for research, slides, images and video. We launched it for universities as FactChat in March 2024, then renamed it Baze in October 2026 and opened it to everyone from ₩5,900 a month.
Case study
Sean Park, product lead at Mindlogic in Seoul
Hi, I'm Sean. I lead product at Mindlogic in Seoul, where it's .
I work on Baze: one account for 80+ AI models, used at more than 100 universities. I own the UX and the direction, and still write a lot of the frontend.
I write about what I keep noticing. Start there, see where I've worked, or .
Writing
- Attention is the new bottleneck AI made the work fast. Now the slow part is how much a person can review and decide in a day.Read the draft
- The sparkle icon was a shrug Nobody could say what AI features did, so we gave them a sparkle. The ones that survived either did everything, or just said what they did.Read the draft
- The use cases are in the data model Read the entity diagram before the journey map. Design and engineering frameworks, borrowed both ways.Read the draft
- Team chemistry is something you can design Deloitte's Business Chemistry, and how the mix came together on the team I lead.Read the draft
- I built an AI chief-of-staff that talks once a day sola runs my calendar, inbox and check-ins from Slack. Here's a day of it.Read the draft
- Paper, grain and a moon How this site was made, and why it looks like 한지.Read the draft
Where I've worked
| Company | Role | What I did | Years |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mindlogic Seoul | Product & Frontend Lead | Baze (formerly FactChat): UX, direction, architecture, frontend. Grew with it from 28 to 100+ universities and 750K users; 2,500+ PRs. | 2024–now |
| MongoDB New York | UI Engineer | Led the architecture of MongoDB’s first reusable AI chatbot UI library, and of the Next.js docs site (Okta SSO, two CMS migrations). | 2022–2024 |
| Deloitte Digital Chicago | Frontend Engineer | Front-end architect and lead developer on client builds for a telecom and a training platform. Mentored six developers in React, TypeScript and Next.js. | 2019–2022 |
What I'm working on now
About
A photo of me, coming soon
Placeholder: how I work, in my own words.
I studied Information Systems and Human-Computer Interaction at Carnegie Mellon (2019), and TA’d programming courses there.
I also write songs.