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Work out your chart

Every tool here runs the same computation the paid readings are built on, verified against a fixed set of known charts. The maths happens in your own browser, nothing is sent anywhere, and there is no account step.

Why a free tool and a paid reading agree

These tools do not approximate the readings. They import the same functions: the same solar correction, the same calendar tables, the same day-boundary convention. A test run on every build compares the calculator against the readings engine across thousands of births and fails the build if a single one disagrees.

That matters because the alternative is worse than useless. A free tool that hands you one day master and a paid document that hands you another is not a small inconsistency; it is a reason to distrust both.

What these will not do

They draw the chart. They do not interpret it, and they deliberately stop short of the luck pillars 大運, the ten-year cycles a chart runs through. Shown bare, with nothing around them, those are the part of a chart most likely to be read as fate, and reading them properly is the largest single job a reading does.

Nothing you type is sent anywhere. The computation runs in your own browser, there is no account step, and no birth data reaches a server, including ours.

A tool gives you the chart

A reading tells you what it means, section by section, and closes each one on the decision in front of you.

BaZi Reading 八字 The four pillars read in full, with the ten gods translated into everyday roles and the luck pillars drawn as a timeline. Order on Etsy →
Korean Saju Reading 사주팔자 Your ilgan 일간, the element balance holding it up, your daeun 대운 cycles, and the sinsal worth knowing about. Every hanja translated where it sits. Order on Etsy →
Zi Wei Dou Shu Reading 紫微斗數 Twelve palaces, one per area of a life, walked one at a time and read for the stars actually sitting in them. Every star named in English beside its character. Order on Etsy →

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