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Next.js and Chakra UI web app for looking up numerology (thần số học) numbers, with a live demo site.

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Numerology – Nhân Số Học is a free, open-source numerology lookup web application built with Next.js and Chakra UI, available live at numerology-app.site for entertainment-based numerology readings.
Numerology – Nhân Số Học (thần số học in Vietnamese) is a web application that lets users look up numerology numbers. The project is written in TypeScript using the Next.js React framework with server-side rendering (SSR), and its interface is built with the Chakra UI component library. A live demo is hosted at numerology-app.site, and the source code lives in the NumerologyWebApp GitHub repository under user minhphuc010194. The application explicitly says it is non-professional and intended for survey and entertainment purposes only, so results may contain inaccuracies.
Yes. The live site at numerology-app.site is a publicly accessible web application, and the source code is open on GitHub, so there is no charge to use or inspect it.
No. The project itself states it is a non-professional application for survey and entertainment purposes only; the calculations may contain inaccuracies and should not be treated as authoritative advice.
It uses Next.js for React with server-side rendering, Chakra UI for the component library, and TypeScript (TSX) for the codebase, all confirmed by the GitHub repository metadata.
Since the code is publicly available on GitHub, you can clone or fork it under the project's terms. However, note the entertainment disclaimer and consider adding your own testing and content before any serious deployment.
