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Jin People

Dermatol Co
⬇ 1,000+ downloads
Est. actual: 3,097
Free
Released: Aug 24, 2025
No in-app purchases
Contains ads
Rated: Mature 17+

Signals

3 this week · 3 positive All of this week's signals →
  • 📈Last 7 days +65 installs — 71% faster than the week before (+38) · 6/day since Sep 28
  • 🏆Among Beauty apps top 10% by installs gained this week (40 peers growing)
  • 🛠Updates actively updated · updated 2 days ago · every ~24 days (4 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
0 1.5K 3.1K 3.1K Aug 24, 2025 today
+287 installs since Sep 28
Update history
1.1.8 Nov 13, 2026
• Refreshed the login and sign-up screens.<br>• Swipe left in the chat list to hide a conversation.<br>• Improved multilingual messages.<br>• Bug fixes and stability improvements.
1.1.7 Nov 1, 2026
- Improved real-time chat translation: messages now show both the original text and its translation.<br>- Stability and performance improvements, plus minor bug fixes.
1.1.5 Oct 5, 2026 · seen Oct 24, 2026
• Added a &quot;Call&quot; button on clinic details — call the clinic&#39;s consultation line directly from the app<br>• Stability improvements and bug fixes
1.1.4 Sep 1, 2026 · seen Sep 28, 2026
[What&#39;s New in 1.1.4]<br>• New &quot;My Menu&quot; on Home — Find a Clinic / My Clinics, Doctors, Events / Reservations<br>• Find a Clinic: filter by specialty, region, and treatment with real clinic counts; edit filters from the results<br>• Doctor details: tabs stay pinned on scroll — now including the Columns tab<br>• Video likes/comments update instantly in the list and on reopen<br>• Loca
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Jin People is a beauty app by Dermatol Co with 1,000+ downloads (about 3.1K estimated). +65 installs in the last 7 days. Released Aug 24, 2025. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “Why Jin.P+? In Korea, there are two types of licensed doctors. The first are board-certified specialists, who complete four years of residency training at a university hospital in their chosen specialty after graduating from medical school. The second are general practitioners (non-specialists), who graduate from…”