Practical plans
Chini The No-Nonsense Realist Boss · a rabbit from the moon
“So, what happened today? Spill it. Once I've heard it all, we'll find at least one practical move together.”
Chinipy Lune - Don't Worry Alone
Don't carry it alone. Tell all four of us. Chini, Py, Hokey and Litt listen to the end and hand you things you can try this week. Then, a week later, they'll ask how it went.
Right in your browser on a computer or phone, no install (Korean only).
The thoughts going round and round, set them down here
Some nights, just being heard to the end makes things a little lighter. Lune's counselors don't judge first. They ask what they need to know, acknowledge how you feel, and then look for a small step you can take this week.
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The morning commute that gets heavier the moment you think of your boss
Work -
Opening and closing the chat window, unsure whether to send it
Love -
The day an unspoken hurt still lingers
Friendships -
Family matters, harder because they are so close
Family -
Tired for no reason, wishing someone would just listen
Feelings -
Awake before dawn after a strange dream, unable to fall back asleep
Dreams
COUNCIL OF FOUR
Don't worry alone. Ask all four of us.
Share one worry with all four at once, and like a group chat, each answers from a different angle. At the end, pick the one you want to follow, and that counselor walks you through things to try.
Chini, Py, Hokey and Litt joined
Chini Practical plans
So, what happened today? Spill it. Once I've heard it all, we'll find at least one practical move together.
Py Caring for your heart
You came… Was today really heavy? (It's okay, I'll listen slowly)
Hokey Chances and action
You're here! Whatever it is, let's flip it over together. There might be a fun path hiding in there!
Litt Flow and rhythm
What melody is your heart playing tonight? If the rhythm's tangled, let's untangle it slowly.
Whose advice will you follow?
An illustration. In a real session, all four answer your own worry.
THE FOUR COUNSELORS
Who will you talk to tonight?
The same worry sounds different depending on who's listening. Talk one-on-one with one of them, or call in all four.
Caring for your heart
Py The Shy but Caring Healing Cat · a cat who walks the night sky
“You came… Was today really heavy? (It's okay, I'll listen slowly)”
Chances and action
Hokey The Unstoppable Optimist · a tiger like the sun
“You're here! Whatever it is, let's flip it over together. There might be a fun path hiding in there!”
Flow and rhythm
Litt The Romantic Bard · a frog who sings to the stars
“What melody is your heart playing tonight? If the rhythm's tangled, let's untangle it slowly.”
HOW IT WORKS
Share it, choose a step, talk again
Use it right in your browser on a computer or phone, no install. Sign in with a Chinipy account to start. The web app is in Korean.
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Share a worry or a dream
Write what happened, in your own words. If last night's dream is on your mind, choose dream and write that instead.
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A few questions back
Your counselor reads it and asks a few questions. Skip any you'd rather not answer.
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Empathy and three ideas for this week
They acknowledge how you feel first, then give three different things you can try this week. You can keep asking if you want more.
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Make a promise, then talk again
Tap "I'll try this" on one idea, and in three days or a week your counselor asks, "So, how did that go?"
Want to see the same worry in the cards? You can continue to Chinipy Tarot from your result.
Account & Crum Help Lune Web Terms (Korean) Lune Web Privacy Policy (Korean)
iPhone app documents App Terms App Privacy Policy
Lune's answers are written by generative AI for fun and self-reflection, not a substitute for professional counseling, medical or legal advice.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to common questions about this app.
Q. What is Chinipy Lune?
Chinipy Lune is AI worry counseling with the Chinipy characters. Write what's on your mind, or last night's dream, and a counselor asks a few follow-up questions, then gives you a word of empathy and three different things you can try this week. Pick one as a promise, and a few days later they ask, "So, how did that go?" and pick up the conversation.
Q. How is it different from Chinipy Tarot?
Tarot is a one-time reading where you draw cards to see the flow. Lune is counseling through conversation, no cards: it asks about your story, agrees on something to try, and picks up again a few days later. If you also want to see the same worry in the cards, you can continue to Chinipy Tarot from your counseling result.
Q. What is the Council of Four?
It is the signature feature: you share one worry with Chini, Py, Hokey and Litt at once. Like a group chat, each answers from a different angle (practical plans, caring for your heart, chances and action, flow and rhythm). At the end you pick whose advice to follow, and that counselor walks you through things to try.
Q. Can I talk about a dream?
Yes. Choose dream instead of worry and write it down, and the counselor talks you through it right away, with no follow-up questions.
Q. What does "come back in a week" mean?
From the three ideas in your result, tap "I'll try this" on one and choose three days or a week. On that day your counselor asks, "So, how did that go?" and you can continue with a follow-up session that remembers what you talked about.
Q. Can I use it in a browser without installing an app?
Yes. Open Chinipy Lune Web (app.chinipy.com/lune/) in any browser on a computer or phone. You sign in with a Chinipy account to get counseling, and counseling is in Korean only for now.
Q. How much does it cost?
How it works and what it costs are explained inside Chinipy Lune Web. Crum is explained in the Chinipy Account & Crum Help.
Q. Are the iPhone app and the web the same service?
No. The Chinipy Lune iPhone app on the App Store is run separately from the web, so sign-in and counseling history do not carry over. The Council of Four and follow-up sessions described on this page are on Chinipy Lune Web.
Q. Can I talk about something really hard?
Yes, it's okay to share it. But if you are in danger right now, don't wait for counseling: in Korea, call 109 (suicide prevention line) or 112 right away. Both answer 24 hours a day. Outside Korea, call your local emergency number.
Q. Do I have to follow the advice?
No. Lune's answers are written by generative AI for fun and self-reflection. The decision is always yours, and for important matters like health, law or money, please talk to a professional.