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AI Life Trajectory

Describe your profile. AI infers 3-5 possible futures per round. You choose a path, AI predicts the next. Recursive inference, round by round. · Key never saved

3-5 Paths Per Round 1-10 Rounds Keyboard A-E DeepSeek AI

Set Up Your DeepSeek API Key

Your key is held only in memory – never saved to storage. Closing or refreshing this page instantly clears it. Get a key at platform.deepseek.com

How it works

Recursive inference, round by round

1. Describe yourself

Share your age, career, goals, skills, location, and situation. The more detail, the more grounded the predictions.

2. Choose a path

Each round, AI predicts 3-5 possible trajectories. Pick the one that resonates – or the one that scares you most.

3. See your trajectory

After all rounds, you get a complete timeline of your chosen path – with likelihood ratings and an epilogue 10+ years out.

Why use it

Not fortune telling – structured reflection

Pattern-based inference

AI identifies patterns from your details and projects likely outcomes – not magic, just structured reasoning.

100% private

Your profile and predictions stay in your browser. API key is memory-only, cleared on close.

Penny per prediction

A full 10-round prediction costs about ¥0.12 with DeepSeek. Cheaper than a gumball.

Explore "what if"

Each choice opens a different branch. Run multiple times, choose differently, see how paths diverge.

Pro tips

Get better predictions

FAQ

Common questions

Is my API key saved anywhere?
No. Your API key is held only in memory and never written to any storage. The moment you close or refresh the page, it's gone.
How do I get a DeepSeek API key?
Visit platform.deepseek.com, sign up, and create an API key. DeepSeek offers generous free credits for new accounts.
How many rounds can I run?
You can choose 1-10 rounds. Each round, the AI predicts 3-5 possible trajectories. You pick one, and the AI uses that choice to predict the next stage.
Is this real prediction?
No – this is AI inference based on patterns and probabilities, not fortune telling. It's meant for fun, reflection, and exploring 'what if' scenarios.