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StocKi means “the things Seulki has stacked up.” Games built one by one after work, small apps made for everyday needs, and research that sorts the market every morning. A one-person dev studio.
Small tools for everyday life — they open right inside the Toss app.
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Find missing-person reports filed with the Korean National Police in one place.
An eye check that explains your prescription numbers in plain words. Not a medical diagnosis.
Pick a partner, friend, travel local or coworker and practice chatting in English or Japanese.
A 3D space where you pray together for the stocks you cheer on — a way to watch the market with a smile.
Shows how risky your holdings are across six risk indicators. No stock recommendations.
From the Moonlight idle series to a pixel platformer — on Toss and ONE store, App Store in 2027.
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Become a reaper of the underworld: reap souls with a chain-sickle and open the Book of the Dead for relics.

Raise an archer who guards the lantern. The hunt keeps going even while you’re away.

The archer’s system plus Four Guardian pets and a Moonlight pass.

Drag to move across a top-down field; let go and your rogue roams and slashes on its own.

A 2D platformer: auto-walk through a stone castle and climb with jumps and ladders.
Apps I'm building right now. Release dates will be shared once they're set. Icon art is AI-generated.
Pop the mud monsters clean with water balloons!
Leave one line a day, and the needle stitches a reply.
One line a day, sealed in moonlight. A diary only you can open.
One step a day, like crossing stepping stones.
A moon rabbit climbing home, 30 seconds at a time.
Web tools you can open right now, plus programs built for myself or on request.
An in-house algorithm sums up the market every morning and highlights stocks worth watching. Free, for reference only — not investment advice.
Notepad, OCR, Base64 and query-string tools right in the browser — nothing stored on a server.
The web version of the company search, built on National Pension workplace data.
A to-do list you can use without signing up. Checked items get a strike-through, and everything stays in your browser.
One line under Claude Code showing session, 5-hour and 7-day usage plus tool status.
A Mac/Windows app that saves just the audio of a YouTube link as MP3, M4A, WAV or FLAC.
Places orders for my own account only through the Kiwoom API, based on the research site. Runs only on my own MacBook.
Upload a photo, describe the look you want, and get it back retouched to match.
Small programs made on request for people around me.
Not just shares. Things built and stacked with care, the capital you start with, the trunk that holds up a tree, the stock every dish begins with. I believe good services start from well-stacked basics.
The Ki in the maker’s name, Seulki. Ki as in energy (氣), and the Key that opens doors. By day I verify other people’s services as a QA engineer; in the hours I carve out, I do planning, development, QA, marketing and support alone — and stack up my own.
I use vibe coding — but rather than handing things off to AI, I wield it as a tool — what to build and why, how far it got and where it went wrong are my calls, and I verify everything myself.
“Do you even know how to develop, raising issues with me?”
I do QA for a living. Finding issues in other people’s services, over and over, is my job.
One day a developer asked me exactly that. Rather than getting angry, I thought they had a point. Pointing at a maker’s work without ever having made anything yourself isn’t right — not these days.
From that day I built things one by one and studied one by one. StocKi is my answer to that question.
Check more carefully. Build more carefully.
What you stack becomes capital, and capital becomes the strength to build the next thing.