LiveAI personal color serviceLive now
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AI personal color service
A live web service that turns two questions and one photo into a personal colour card — the season, the colours that suit, and the ones better kept away from the face — and says so out loud when several photos disagree.
How it was built
How the analysis became a usable decision
The same service principles and evidence carry from the moment a photo is submitted to the moment someone understands the result and chooses colors or products.
The question I want feedback on now
Which part of the result helped you understand it, and where did choosing from the palette or recommendations become difficult?
In development · open on the webBirthday gift serviceOpen on the web in 2026
HappyBirthTown
A pixel town friends build together and hand over as a birthday gift
A pixel town friends grow together and hand to the birthday person as a gift to walk into. Each friend who leaves a letter, a photo, or a drawing plants a tree, the town blooms on the birthday, and all twelve towns can be tried on the web without an account.
How it was built
How scattered birthday wishes became a town to hand over
The product takes the birthday wishes that drift past in a message thread and turns them into a place friends build together and give once, to see what the birthday person is left holding.
The question I want feedback on now
When several people prepare one birthday gift together, what has to reach the birthday person for it to feel properly given — and what makes it feel empty?
LiveConsumer AI serviceLive on the web since 2026
somesignal
A live service where the connections you make accumulate as a map
A live service that reads a relationship through MBTI and saju, Korean four-pillars astrology, without asking anyone to sign up first, and keeps every connection made afterwards as a star on a constellation map.
How it was built
How a compatibility reading turned into a relationship map
The product began as a reading two people could talk about, and operating it moved the centre of gravity from the reading to the map of connections it left behind.
The question I want feedback on now
What would make a lightweight relationship product worth returning to after its first result?
Public demoKBO game companionPublic demo in 2026
DUGOUT 9
A KBO fan service connecting today's game with baseball memory
An independent fan project, published as a public demo and not an official KBO service, that brings a chosen team's starters, recent form, history, and daily games into one game-day flow — and keeps a record of the games you went to in person.
How it was built
How today's game context and a fan's baseball memory became one flow
The product brings scattered game information and fan content into a team-first game room, then adapts the experience across pregame, live, and postgame moments while designing a reason to return.
The question I want feedback on now
What do you check first when preparing to watch your team's game, and what would make you return after the final out?