K-Hub: K-pop en español

K-Hub brings together in Spanish what is currently scattered across dozens of websites, channels, and profiles: the latest news about your favorite K-pop groups and idols, their comebacks, birthdays, and upcoming concerts.

Follow the groups you care about, and the app organizes itself around them: their announcements first, their birthdays and anniversaries on the calendar, and a notification when a comeback is coming. Who you follow stays on your phone.

What you'll find:

• Groups. More than two hundred active groups, with their lineup, photos, and each member's biography. Filter by genre, generation, and agency. You can mark your bias, and the search even includes groups that haven't posted in a while, like Girls' Generation.

• Profiles with each group's colors. Their official colors, fandom name, who the leader and maknae are, and related groups: subunits like 3RACHA or MISAMO, sister groups, and the group they originated from.

• K-pop vocabulary. Maknae, oppa, unnie, bias? A glossary to understand what the fandom is saying.

• Freebie Kit. The official colors with their codes, the fandom name, and each member's color and emoji, all at your fingertips to design stickers, photocards, or bracelets. Share it with a tap.

• Previews. What's just been announced but hasn't been released yet: video previews, concept photos, and tracklists, with the release date and time in your area when known. Optional notifications are available for groups you follow.

• Calendar. The birthdays of your favorite group members and debut anniversaries, week by week or month by month, which you can add to your phone's calendar. If you select your bias, we'll wish you a happy birthday and notify you of the anniversaries of the groups you follow.

• News. What's published daily about K-pop, compiled from media outlets and official channels.

• Events. Concerts and tours on sale, with filters by country and the date and local time of each venue.

• Videos and music. Official videos from each group and their latest releases, with links to Spotify and snippets to listen to instantly.

• Dance. Random play dance sessions from verified channels, perfect for practicing or organizing a dance party. The screen doesn't turn off while you dance.

• Official links. All the profiles of each group organized in one place, without having to search for them individually.

• Share. Share a group's profile, a birthday, or an anniversary, with a card and a link that opens the app.

K-Hub opens and works: there's no registration, no accounts, no profiles, and no messaging between users. All information comes from public sources, cited in each profile, and is verified before being displayed, because an incorrect photo or a member who has left the group is worse than showing nothing at all.

The app is free and supported by advertising.