Heart Code: House Draw Insight
Draw a house, get warm personality insight.
Heart Code: House Draw Insight
Draw a house, get warm personality insight.
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Heart Code — Draw a house, meet the unknown you. As a college teacher who has been engaged in life education for twenty years, I know how important thinking about life is for everyone. I have turned this deep understanding of life into this gentle AI that feels like an old friend. It doesn't talk about high theory, but rather guides you to rediscover your unique value from six dimensions, helping you live the fullest, regret-free life within your limited time. It only takes three steps to start a conversation with your inner self: 1️⃣ Draw a house — on paper or iPad. Use vertical orientation, draw however you like. There are no right or wrong answers here. 2️⃣ Take a complete photo — Take a picture or screenshot of the entire paper (canvas) and upload it. Don't just capture the house, because the position of the house on the page also holds the secrets of your subconscious. 3️⃣ Chat a bit — After the AI "sees" your drawing, it will ask you 4–6 simple questions like an old friend. Once you answer, a warm personality portrait tailored just for you will be generated.
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Your Tree, Your Story
As a university teacher with 20 years of experience in life-and-death education, I deeply understand that knowing yourself is the starting point for all life reflection. Have you ever thought that a tree might be the most honest self-portrait of your inner self? No need to fill out hundreds of questionnaires, no need to answer awkward questions like "how do you feel about yourself." Just pick up a pen and draw a tree on paper or iPad. That's your tree, your story—an AI personality exploration tool based on the tree drawing projection test. How does it work? Three steps, five minutes: 1️⃣ Draw a tree — on paper or iPad, vertical orientation, draw freely, no right or wrong. 2️⃣ Take a photo of the full drawing — upload to AI (note: capture the entire paper or canvas, not just the tree; position also matters). 3️⃣ Answer a few questions — "Where does this tree grow?" "What kind of tree is it?" … just like chatting with a friend about your drawing. After these three steps, the AI will give you a warm personality exploration report—not a cold diagnosis, but words like a friend speaking to you late at night. A warm reminder This is a fun tool for self-exploration, not a psychological diagnosis. If the story the tree tells you makes you uneasy, that might be a starting point for self-understanding—remember, the tree is just a mirror to help you see yourself; true healing still requires professional help. The accompanying draw-a-person and draw-a-tree tests have been released. The integrated House-Tree-Person test is coming soon.
Deep Talent Discovery
What you think of as a “flaw” may actually be a hidden talent. This isn’t a questionnaire or a cold, score-based assessment. It’s a meaningful 6–10-round conversation—like opening up to an old friend who truly understands you. The AI doesn’t judge or rush you. It simply asks gentle follow-up questions, gradually uncovering the talents hidden in your moments of flow, your persistent “bad habits,” and even the jealousy you’re reluctant to admit—talents you may not have noticed in yourself. Every talent is grounded in real experiences you’ve shared, giving it evidence beyond empty claims. No templates, no feel-good platitudes, no preaching—the answers are all in your own stories. One conversation, two takeaways: 📖 A 10,000-word Personal Talent User Guide—a long-form document you can keep and revisit over time; ✨ A polished, visual Talent Star Map web report—with an at-a-glance view that you can save and share. Don’t let your talents stay hidden beneath the shell of “ordinary.” Spend about the length of a meal getting to know a more complete version of yourself.
Life Narrative Profile
The way you tell your story reveals who you are. The way you repeatedly describe your life contains a kind of code for your destiny. Some people add a “but” after every good thing they share. Some turn every failure into a “growth story.” Some always cast themselves as victims, while others are always rescuing someone else. These patterns aren’t accidental—they are your narrative patterns, rooted in a deeper set of assumptions about the world. Send me something you’ve written—a diary entry, personal reflection, dialogue, or chat history. I’ll help you see three things: your narrative patterns (how you tell your story), your philosophical foundation (the beliefs behind that way of telling it), and the blind spots and exceptions you haven’t noticed yourself. This is not therapy or fortune-telling. It uses narrative psychology and philosophical analysis to dissect the way you tell stories, helping you see yourself and others more clearly.
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- v4
- Last updated
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- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
