The Omzoe Compass
Work out what your life is for.
Two tools, about thirty minutes between them. One asks what you are for, in your own words. The other describes how you currently operate. Together they become a Compass Reading and a first Aim Path.
No account to begin. We ask only when there is something to keep.
Your path through it
What you are for
The Ikigai Exercise
What you love, what you are good at, what the world needs and what you can be paid for — five or more entries in each, in your own words.
Leaves you with
Three candidate Calling Statements, built only from what you wrote.
How you currently operate
The Omzoe Mirror
Six short blocks on a five-point scale. It assigns no type: every one of its 24 dimensions is a spectrum with two legitimate ends.
Leaves you with
A pattern, six cluster spectra, strengths and growth edges.
This order works best. Either tool can be started first.
What you leave with
Both tools feed one document: your Compass Reading, in four parts. Every claim in it points back to something you wrote or answered.
Compass Reading
Your calling
One sentence, chosen and edited by you.
How you operate
Tendencies, described as positions on a spectrum.
The gap
Where the two pull apart, and what that costs you.
What first
A path of 32-day aims, the first one ready to begin.
Your words stay yours
What you write and answer here is never sold or shared, and Omzoe never trains a model on it. On the free plan, the AI providers that write your Calling Statements and your Reading may use what is sent to them to improve their models; a paid Omzoe plan uses only tiers that never do.
Before you sign up it is tied only to this browser, and deleted seven days after you start if you never create an account.
The Mirror is a self-reflection instrument, not a validated psychometric. Never for hiring, clinical or research use.
Whenever you are ready.
Ikigai first, the Mirror second. Neither has to be finished in one sitting, and either can wait for another day.
Begin — Ikigai Exercise