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The more you play, the more you fall into a culture app
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
DIVE is the culture app from Hyundai Card. It shows culture trend information that refreshes every day and is picked to match what the reader is interested in, alongside news about Hyundai Card's own culture events.
It suits people who follow concerts, exhibitions and brand tie-ups and would rather see them in one app than across several sites. Signing in relies on identity verification.
The build we hold is 현대카드 DIVE 2.1.6 (APK) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The daily trend feed is filtered by interest, so the picks change with what a person selects. Hyundai Card events such as the Super Concert are announced in the app, and the listing says DIVE is where those notices appear first.
Reservation confirmations also arrive as alerts, so a booked event shows up in the app's notifications rather than only in a separate message.
Hyundai Card runs collaboration content with brands including Airbnb and Musinsa, which the app lists alongside its own events. Fan-made live shows and other events are described as available only through DIVE.
Joining an event can involve saving a photo in the app, and winners of event draws receive a notification.
The listing says that holding DIVE is enough to enter Hyundai Card Library for free. The app also handles visit verification, where a photo is saved and registered in the app to confirm a visit.
Location-based information is available as an option, so nearby details can be shown on the basis of where the phone is.
Image search and profile photos can be taken inside the app. Alerts cover reservations, event results and content suggestions based on interests, and the listing marks the alert group as optional.
Some features rely on a login session, and the app restarts itself as needed to keep that session working. Questions about how the app works can be sent to the developer at the address given on the listing.