Interior materials platform Jitdot formally opened on November 2. Its operator, Dalkom Material Warehouse, rebranded the service to Jitdot on September 30. The launch introduced new product categories and a rebuilt AI search feature called JitPiti.
Expanded catalog
The library now includes bathroom fixtures, wall materials, and auxiliary materials. New items can be ordered only with existing tile, flooring, carpet tile, LVT, or LVS products. Design files such as SketchUp and CAD packages are available to members from November 2.
AI search tool
JitPiti lets users describe color, size, finish, or mood in text or upload a photo. It searches about 15,000 materials and returns matches with stock status and recommendation reasons. Nonmembers can try the tool a limited number of times.
Company context
Dalkom Material Warehouse operates the Jitdot platform and also handles construction work. It was selected for the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund's Little Penguin program in 2024. The company attracted angel investment in 2025 and is hiring actively.
Designers can save JitPiti results into palettes and project files. Orders can ship by regular courier or JitDelivery, which offers same-day delivery for orders placed before 1 pm on business days. Jitdot also runs a 24-hour showroom in Gangnam's Hakdong area with unmanned and docent viewing.