Start with what you are going through
You can share and clarify first, or ask directly; open the method suggestions when you feel it is time for a divination.
Start with a conversation. Choose when to begin a reading.
Start by confiding or asking in everyday words, and let AI help you work through it. When you want a divination, choose a method, add details, and confirm this question.
Chatting is the default state. Choosing a method, adding information, and starting the divination are all initiated by you, and you can keep chatting, switch methods, or exit before starting.
Confide, sort things out, or directly say the matter you want to ask about—no need to know terminology first.
You actively open method suggestions when required; after choosing, you can continue chatting or switch at any time.
Naturally provide information you are willing to give; the system only mentions gaps when they are actually necessary for the reading.
Confirm the real question for this session, then view the chart, evidence grading, and streaming interpretation.
You can share and clarify first, or ask directly; open the method suggestions when you feel it is time for a divination.
Candidates let you know what they suit and what information they need; after choosing, you can keep chatting or switch if one no longer fits.
AI restates the question first; the reading is cast only after you confirm. Results can be exported as Markdown or JSON.
The pace is up to you: if you do not want a reading, keep chatting; before it starts, you can also revise the question, switch methods, or exit.
From asking a question to viewing the results, the required information and generated content remain in the conversation.
After you actively open method suggestions, the AI lists the methods, their differences, and their information requirements based on what has already been said, and you make the choice.
You can keep chatting before or after choosing a method. When birth information, a date range, or a casting action is required, the interface explains the necessary conditions.
After chart creation or casting is complete, view the chart, evidence grading, and streaming interpretation, with all prior and later information kept in the conversation.
From the completed result area, export Markdown or JSON for convenient archiving, review, and storage.
Start a conversationYou can check the information required by each method, then choose based on this question. After entering the app, the AI recommends candidates based on your question.
Needs your birth data or both partners’; name methods need only a surname and gender
First choice when full birth details are available and asking about life, career, wealth, relationships, health, studies, or trends for a particular year. BaZi sets the main narrative; Zi Wei cross-checks palaces, Four Transformations, and period luck.
Use when the user explicitly wants BaZi only: Four Pillars, Ten Gods, patterns, useful deity, major luck cycles and annual flows.
Use when the user explicitly wants Zi Wei only: twelve palaces, stars, Four Transformations, Sanfang-Sizheng relationships, and period luck.
Builds a natal Qi Men chart from full birth information to read the life structure, stage cards and annual event clusters. Requires birth date, exact birth time and gender; true solar time also needs the birth longitude.
Western astrology natal chart and transits. Requires birth time and birth-place latitude/longitude.
Cross-analysis of two people’s BaZi: day-master/day-branch relationship, combinations, clashes, punishments, harms and breaks among the Four Pillars, mutual Ten Gods, and coverage of favorable and unfavorable elements. Requires complete birth information for both people.
Overlay of two people’s Zi Wei palace charts, plus birth-year Four Transformations falling into the palaces of each other’s chart. Requires complete birth information for both people.
The eleven stars of Qi Zheng Si Yu, the Life and Body palaces among the twelve palaces, and essential dignity in the twenty-eight lunar mansions. Requires a Gregorian birth date, exact clock time to the minute, and birth city. Traditional two-hour periods such as “Chen hour” or “Si hour” cannot replace exact minutes.
Create a new name or analyse an existing one: Kangxi strokes, five grids, three talents and element balance. No full birth data needed; birth date is optional.
Break down a character or short word into Kangxi strokes, element, radical and meaning. It only organises glyph data; no chart and no birth data.
Analyse a phone number, plate number or digit string with digit-energy reading and the 81-number system. The number is kept exactly as given.
Start with a specific matter.
One matter per divination: whether this matter can be accomplished now, the other party's attitude, and short-term timing. No birth information required.
For action-oriented questions involving direction, path choices, negotiation, travel, and time-space windows. No birth information required.
Judgment from the symbolic meaning of hexagrams cast from time or numbers; lightweight and quick.
Use when no birth information is available and the user only wants lightweight inspiration or card-spread guidance.
Drawing an oracle lot for questions, including the process of shaking the lot container and tossing moon blocks. Three consecutive yin blocks reject the lot.
Traditional deduction for complex matters: Four Lessons and Three Transmissions, Monthly General and Noble Person. Suitable for involved relationships and multi-party questions.
Rapid judgment for temporary small matters; cast only by time. Lightweight.
36 Lenormand cards, suited to concrete spreads for relationships and choices.
Draw a sign from three characters for a short, one-line reading. A specific question is required.
Cast a hexagram from five yin-yang coins. You may give five positions or leave it blank for a random draw. A specific question is required.
A quick reading for one matter at a time. The lesson is cast from the moment, a chosen earthly branch, a reported number or a random gesture, and shown as a four-position board. Needs one concrete question.
Add a date, direction or year for the matter
Pick suitable dates from a date range for events such as moving home, marriage, business opening, contract signing, travel, burial, etc.
Layered calculation and joint reading of Eight Mansions and Xuan Kong Flying Stars. Requires the compass degree of the main entrance, or the birth years and genders of the residents.
Year, month, day or hour Tai Yi charts with Tai Yi, Wen Chang, Shi Ji, Ji Shen and the sixteen-spirit layout. Pick the scale that matches the timespan the user asks about.
Fallback used when only the birth year is known and the exact date or time is unknown: Zhi Tai Sui (natal zodiac matches the year), Chong (clash), Xing (punishment), Hai (harm), Po (break), San He (trine), and Liu He (six-harmony).
Works out the yuan-hui-yun-shi cycle level, the governing annual hexagram and the era trend for a Gregorian year or a specific date and time. It reads the shared mood of a period, not a personal chart or one person's fortune.
Works out one year's annual movement (excess or deficiency), the controlling and in-spring qi, the five movement steps and six qi steps. It is a structure of the year's climate and qi, not a personal chart, and it does not forecast daily weather or illness.
At New York Comic Con, Marvel Television announced “Zodiac,” a live-action series due in 2028, named after the twelve signs of the zodiac. The twelve signs began as the ancient Babylonians’ division of the sun’s path into twelve equal segments, and they are not the same thing as the astronomical constellations—astronomically, the sun actually passes through thirteen.
Between the night of October 8 and the early hours of October 9, the Draconid meteor shower reaches its peak, and these same days happen to fall in World Space Week. Wishing on a meteor is a small thing, but it follows a set of old rules: one meteor, one wish, and the wish must be short enough to state a “when.”
A zodiac annual fortune puts the branch of your birth year against the branch of the year in question, while a full chart has four pillars and eight characters. This piece sets out what that single layer can and cannot tell you, and the order in which it is worth using.
Every twelve years the zodiac animal of the year matches your own, and that year is called a ben ming nian. This piece looks at where the Tai Sui idea actually comes from, what the red underwear custom is doing, and why such a year is better treated as folklore than as a risk warning.
Tai Yi is one of those names that carries several meanings at once: a star, a deity, an ancient philosophical idea, and the title of a divination method. This piece sets out which layer is in play where, and why the astronomical background behind the name still shapes the way the method is read.
Tai Yi Shen Shu stands beside Qi Men Dun Jia and Da Liu Ren as one of the Three Styles, yet it circulates far less widely than the other two. Thin documentation, differing conventions and a large framework push the entry cost up; a useful first step is to see what each of the Three Styles is for.
The twenty-eight mansions divide the circuit of the sky into twenty-eight regions and are grouped by the Four Symbols. The eastern Azure Dragon covers Jiao, Kang, Di, Fang, Xin, Wei and Ji; each mansion carries an animal image and a corresponding name in the modern constellations.
Qi Zheng Si Yu, also called the Five Stars method, reads the dignity of the twelve palaces held by the sun, moon, five planets and four hidden luminaries, together with the degrees they occupy in the twenty-eight mansions. It belongs to China's old stellar-fate learning and is traditionally divided into three schools.
What is called "a straight rush in from the door" means the step from the front door into the living room has no buffer. This page sets out what tradition says about the door and the entrance, which modern living problems correspond to the same observation, and what can be done when the walls cannot move.
A phone compass gives a rough answer on which way a home faces, provided you stand at the main daylight face. The praise for south-facing homes comes from daylight and ventilation, while orientation in the Feng Shui sense is taken from the whole building with a compass — a different measurement from the angle the sun comes in at.
A compatibility reading is not two charts layered on top of each other: each chart is read through on its own first, and only then are the two compared. Who is reading whose chart is settled by who asked the question, and deciding that early clears away much of the argument.
A Zi Wei compatibility reading puts two charts side by side, and the pairing used most is the Life Palace against the other person's Spouse Palace. The pairs describe what each side expects of a relationship rather than whether the two will fit, and the useful part is the differences they surface early.