SeokgamoneyFrequently asked questions
Is Seokgamoney free?
Yes. It is free with ads, and watching a rewarded ad gives you extra luck. Every outfit item can be earned with the moktak and walking alone, with no purchase.
How is it different from a meditation app?
Most meditation apps are for listening: voice guidance, timers, breathing cues, calming music. The more anxious you are, the harder it is to sit still and listen. In Seokgamoney your hands keep moving. You tap, the count goes up, and a rhythm sets in.
How is it different from other Buddhist apps?
Moktak apps exist, but they feel different. Meditation music apps do not let you strike the moktak yourself, moktak sound apps have no active tapping, and traditional Buddhist tool apps let you tap but keep a solemn mood. With Seokgamoney, you tap the moktak yourself, the mood stays light, and each tap adds luck you use to dress up a Buddha and make it your own.
Is it like a reward or step counter app?
No. Collecting rewards by walking looks similar, but the rewards end up somewhere else. Reward apps exist to turn points into cash or gift cards. You use the luck you collect in Seokgamoney to dress up your Buddha. It is not an app for making money. It is an app where your Buddha changes with every tap and step.
Is it related to Shakyamuni?
Only the name is similar. Seokgamoney combines “Seokga” (Shakya) with “money”. It is not affiliated with any Buddhist order or temple.
Where do I get it?
Search for “Seokgamoney” on the iOS App Store or Google Play. Kimbuddha is also on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and X as @kimbuddhaa.