About maiunse
An all-in-one fortune portal offering many readings in six languages.
maiunse is an all-in-one fortune portal that brings together a wide range of readings, from Eastern destiny arts to Western astrology, in one place.
What We Offer
From traditional East Asian systems such as Saju (Four Pillars), Tojeong, compatibility and the Chinese zodiac, to horoscopes, tarot and numerology, to psychology-flavoured tests like MBTI, blood type and biorhythms — a wide range of readings in one place.
Articles and Learning Paths
So that a reading is not where things end, the site also carries explanatory pieces you can read without entering anything at all. They cover the basics of Saju and the five elements, the twelve signs and their ruling planets, the tarot arcana, the numerology life path and more. For anyone starting out there are learning paths that put those pieces in a sensible order, so you know what to read first. Once you can see how a reading is built, the same result reads differently.
How the site is paid for
Every reading and every article on the service is free, and there is no payment or subscription of any kind. The site is meant to be funded by advertising, though no ads are shown at present, and there is nowhere in it that asks you for money. If you ever see a page telling you to pay to see the rest of a result, or saying that a detailed reading costs extra, it does not belong to us. There are no accounts either, so there is never an occasion to enter payment details.
How readings are calculated
Fortune readings such as Four Pillars (Saju), Tojeong and the daily almanac are computed from an authentic perpetual calendar, using the actual heavenly stems, earthly branches and solar terms. Horoscopes, numerology and biorhythms are derived from your birth date by fixed formulas—never improvised.
What stays the same and what keeps changing
The way things are calculated is not changed lightly. The same birth date gives the same chart and the same sign no matter when you look, and a reading that changes daily always gives the same result for the same day. If a calculation is found to disagree with the traditional definition or with astronomy, though, that part is corrected, and the same input may then give a different result. The wording, on the other hand, is revised continually. Thin explanations are filled out, statements that turn out to be inaccurate are corrected, and phrases that invite misunderstanding are replaced. If a sentence you remember reads differently now, that is why.
How the Readings Are Written
Traditional interpretations are presented as they have been handed down, but their limits are written in alongside them rather than hidden. Where a subject has no scientific basis, as with blood type personality theory or biorhythms, we say so; we state plainly that Sasang constitution is not a medical diagnosis and that palmistry and face reading do not fix anyone’s fate. Rather than string together only pleasant things, each reading also names what to watch out for, and points you to a doctor when the body is unwell or to a professional before a decision that matters. Not padding a text simply to make it longer belongs to the same principle.
Who runs the site
maiunse is run by an individual in South Korea. As the “Published by maiunse” line at the top of each article shows, articles carry the site’s name rather than the personal name of the site’s operator.
How the text and the calculations are made
Every step that turns a birth date into stems and branches, signs or numbers is done by code. Lunar dates and the 24 solar terms come from the open-source library lunar-javascript, the positions of the Sun and Moon from the astronomical formulas of Jean Meeus, and the five planets from the orbital elements of Paul Schlyter. The planetary positions are checked for error against the Horizons ephemeris of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). The wording of the readings and articles starts from drafts written with the help of AI (a large language model). Those drafts are read and revised personally by the site’s operator, and before publication they also go through automated checks. These checks flag things such as sentences that contradict the calculated result, two sentences on one screen that say opposite things, and translations whose sentence count differs from language to language, so that they can be corrected. Some rules drawn from the classics are given with the name of their book, such as Dongui Suse Bowon for the Sasang constitutions or Plum Blossom Numerology for the I Ching, and where schools of thought part ways, such as whether the year turns at the start of spring or at the Lunar New Year, the guide for that reading states which side this site follows. If a calculation looks off or something strikes you as untrue, please send the page address to maiunse.service@gmail.com. When an article is corrected, the “Last updated” date at its top changes to that day.
The order in which the content grows
New entries are written for what people actually look for first. A dream symbol that could be searched for but had no reading, or a point that is asked about often but was explained thinly, comes before anything else. When a piece is written, it is written in all six languages at once. We do not publish the Korean first and fill in the rest later. That is why the same reading is there at the same depth whichever language you read in.
Available in six languages
maiunse supports Korean, English, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese. Readings are written to fit each language, so anyone around the world can explore their fortune in their own tongue.
Your data stays with you
The birth date, name and other details you enter are used only to calculate your result. They are not sent to or stored on any server; they are kept in your browser only when needed. You can start right away with no sign-up.
Disclaimer
All readings on the Service are for entertainment and reference only and do not replace professional advice in medicine, law, finance, or investment. Please consult a professional for important decisions.
Contact
For partnerships, suggestions, or error reports, please write to maiunse.service@gmail.com.