The project outlined is a pre-revenue initiative focused on developing mobility technology that recommends curbside stop locations for vehicles near destinations. Key components of the project include a minimum viable product (MVP) with a rule-based recommendation engine, a REST API documented through OpenAPI, and a demonstration model leveraging Google Maps with backend support. The prototype comprises a dataset of four destinations and 20 potential stop points, and the project boasts website assets in both Korean and English, branding elements, three original videos, and Korean patent filings. Currently, the project does not generate revenue and operates without paying customers or subscribers. It comprises a structured package of technology and digital assets, presented as a development foundation rather than a viable SaaS business. Potential monetization strategies such as B2B API licensing and enterprise technology licensing have been identified. Additionally, the project targets strategic users, including navigation services and logistics companies, who may benefit from the technology. The MVP uses a well-defined recommendation process, with minimal ongoing operational requirements post-sale. Buyers are expected to maintain hosting, update credentials, and manage domain-related operations. Future development areas identified include AI/ML optimization and large-scale database integration, though these are not part of current capabilities. The sale package includes various assets and support materials but excludes personal credentials. Post-sale handover support is assured for a negotiated period. The emphasis is on asset transfer rather than operating revenue, with potential expansion dependent on buyer initiatives.