Hancom to launch AI workforce platform targeting US solo entrepreneurs

Hancom plans to launch Nomadian, an AI workforce platform that lets solo entrepreneurs assemble teams of task-specific AI agents, with a beta release targeted at the U.S. market in December and a full subscription service planned for 2027. The South Korean software company said Tuesday it has formed a dedicated task force to develop the web-based platform, which will be offered on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) basis. Nomadian is designed primarily for U.S. solo entrepreneurs and small businesses, letting users hire AI agents for roles such as data analysis, content marketing and email marketing, issue tasks in a single sentence, and create custom agents for unavailable roles, with agents' work displayed in a 3D virtual office.

Software company Hancom plans to launch Nomadian, an artificial intelligence AI workforce platform that allows solo entrepreneurs to assemble teams of task-specific AI agents, targeting the U.S. market with a beta release planned for December. Hancom said Tuesday it has formed a dedicated task force to develop the web-based platform, which will be offered on a software-as-a-service SaaS basis, with a full subscription service planned for 2027 following the beta release. Nomadian is designed primarily for the growing number of solo entrepreneurs and small businesses in the United States, allowing users to hire AI agents for roles such as data analysis, content marketing and email marketing, and connect them to the tools they need. Users will be able to issue a task in a single sentence, prompting the platform to break it down into smaller tasks and assign them to appropriate AI agents, while they can also create custom agents for roles that are unavailable. The agents can produce documents, spreadsheets and presentations. The agents' work is displayed in a 3D virtual office, allowing