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34 little tools and games, all free to use. Results are for fun and reference.

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What is ootssu?

ootssu is a collection of web tools that lightly answer your curiosity about yourself. From the age-old Eastern study of myeongni, such as saju and compatibility, to modern psychology like MBTI and attachment styles, and on to personal color, naming and dream reading — AI turns topics that used to be long and hard to explain into short, easy-to-follow results. Every tool runs right in your browser, free, with nothing to install.

Curious about "why" a tool gives the result it does? Read the guides alongside it. We explain the ideas behind the results in plain language — what the five elements of saju are, what tarot cards mean, why MBTI matches turn out the way they do, and more.

Please note

All ootssu tools and guides are content for fun and reference. Fortune, compatibility, past lives and the like are for entertainment and do not replace professional judgment in medicine, law, finance or psychological therapy.

Build notes from the maker

Field notes from building ootssu solo — failures and numbers, unedited.

Revenue

I shipped 42 apps in 113 days. Total revenue: $69.82

42 iOS apps and 2 Android apps in 113 days. Across both stores, every charge that ever landed adds up to 14 transactions and $69.82. Full ledger included.

AI agents

How I run Claude Code and Codex together to ship dozens of apps

Claude orchestrates (plan, verify, deploy), Codex generates (design, content). The handoff is a manifest, and the whole thing lives or dies on verification gates.

Solo dev

My one-person agent factory: the setup

34 web apps, a handful of paper-trading bots, and a multilingual video pipeline — all from a 2017 Intel laptop that just stays on. And why the old hardware helped.

Automation

A pipeline that auto-generates YouTube Shorts — edge-tts + ffmpeg, zero paid tools

Turning a text script into a finished vertical video, no paid APIs and no manual editing. Plus the honest part — why production was never the bottleneck.

AI agents

I ran a 100+ agent research swarm — its most useful answer was ‘no’

Fan-out research with adversarial verification: many search agents, then a 3-vote refutation gate. Pointed at YouTube automation, it killed most claims I wanted to believe.

Prompts

My 3 high-end UI prompts in full — and only half of their rules survived

The full text of the prompts I use to generate iOS, Android, and game UI. Then I grepped the shipped code: three rules survived, three were quietly ignored.

Prompts

One line — ‘analyze from first principles’ — breaks dashboard self-deception

A prompt that costs nothing stripped two rounds of self-deception in one week: a traffic dashboard and a self-improvement gate. It's a forcing function, not a clever trick.

Reality check

Why ‘MoneyPrinter’ YouTube automation is mostly hype

MoneyPrinterTurbo and OpenMontage are real, popular open-source projects. But the name oversells them — they automate production, and production was never the bottleneck.

Traffic

63% of my app traffic came from the channel I wasn't investing in

Six months poured into YouTube Shorts. When I finally measured app traffic by source, YouTube was 13% and Threads — barely touched — was 63%.

Traffic

48 apps, 8 clicks a month — a portfolio traffic autopsy

2,735 impressions is vanity; the real traffic was 8 clicks. The bottleneck wasn't app count or on-page tuning — it was one thing: domain authority.

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FAQ

What is ootssu?

ootssu is a free collection of web tools that answer your curiosity about yourself — saju, compatibility, MBTI, personal color, naming, dream meanings and more — in short, fun results.

Are the tools free?

Yes. Every tool runs right in your browser with no install or sign-up, completely free.

What tools are there?

Daily fortune, tarot, saju compatibility, MBTI match, attachment style, personal color, naming, dream dictionary, calculators and more — over 33 tools.

Are the results reliable?

All tools and guides are for fun and reference only, and do not replace professional medical, legal, financial, or psychological advice.