FOR PARENTS
Which major leads to good jobs, which high school sends students where — that you can find out with numbers. Look it up and it's there.
To see high schools and majors in numbers → 100yearmap — that's not what we do
But even after seeing all those numbers, one question remains. "So does this path actually suit our child?" Statistics can't answer that — the national average isn't your child.
What we measure is your child's innate temperament
From the year, month, day, and hour of birth, we set up the eight characters of the Saju, and the engine judges which energies within it are strong and which are weak. It isn't read differently by different people — the same birth date and time always produces the same result.
Career Aptitude Analysis
9,900 KRW · 8-engine bundle 34,000 KRW
We give you a lifelong direction as three tracks — best, second, and third. We don't narrow it to "just this one" because most people don't live just one path.
Included — the basis for the judgment (the eight Saju characters, strength/weakness, Yongsin) · an explanation of the Sipseong flow
Child Coaching
34,000 KRW · includes the Saju report
See "how should we treat this child" and "what should we have them try later" in one report. We explain, through temperament, why the same words land differently with different children, and spell out specific activities worth trying at this age.
Included — the full Saju reading report for your child (list price 29,000 KRW) is bundled into this price
⚠ Prices include VAT. Checkout opens after official launch — for now, this is where you see what you'll get first.
Enter your child's birth date and time and the eight Saju characters and their reading come up right away. No payment, no sign-in required. See what we base this on first.
See your child's eight Saju characters →These are pieces on how we measure, and where we stop short of saying more. Better to read them before you pay for anything.
→ See all KLifeMap articlesThe basis for what we say here
Judgment follows Ja-pyeong Jin-jeon as its standard, alongside Jeokcheonsu Cheonmi and Gungtong Bogam. Because we carried the judgment procedure into code rather than layering on human interpretation, the same input always gives the same result. AI only adds the explanation — AI does not perform the judgment itself.