Real People, Real Results
We started Follow-Send because we got tired of seeing small businesses struggle with budget planning. Not the fancy corporate kind - the real-world stuff where every dollar matters and you need to know exactly where your money's going.
Since 2020, we've been helping Korean businesses build budgets that actually work in practice, not just on paper.
The Problem We Noticed
Back in 2020, we kept seeing the same thing - business owners in South Korea using spreadsheets that broke every month, or expensive software that required a finance degree to understand. There had to be a better way.
Building Something Different
We spent two years talking to restaurant owners, shop managers, and service providers. What they needed wasn't more features - it was clearer thinking about money flow and seasonal planning.
Learning What Works
By 2023, we realized that budget planning isn't really about the tools. It's about understanding your business patterns and having someone who can spot the blind spots you might miss.
Where We Are Today
Now we focus on what matters - helping you see where your money goes, plan for the slow months, and make decisions with confidence. Simple tools, honest advice, real results.
Real Business Focus
We work with actual Korean businesses - from cafés in Gangnam to manufacturing in Busan.
Practical Methods
Our approach focuses on what works in practice, not theoretical financial models.
Long-term Thinking
We help you plan beyond next month - building sustainable financial habits.
Clear Communication
No finance jargon. We explain everything in terms that make sense for your business.
The People Behind Follow-Send
We're a small team with backgrounds in business operations and financial planning. What we share is experience working with Korean businesses and a belief that good budget planning shouldn't require a MBA.
Kento Nakamura
Spent eight years helping small businesses in Seoul navigate cash flow challenges. Started at Follow-Send because he was frustrated with how complicated most financial advice had become. Believes the best budget is one you actually use.
Riku Watanabe
Worked with over 200 Korean businesses to understand their real planning needs. His background in restaurant management taught him that financial planning has to work during busy periods, not just quiet ones. Focuses on seasonal business patterns.
What We Believe
Good budget planning isn't about perfect predictions - it's about understanding your business well enough to make smart decisions when things don't go according to plan. We've seen too many businesses struggle not because they didn't have enough money, but because they didn't know where it was going or when it would be tight.