Destiny Tools
Cast your charts, pick your dates, name things well and pin down your birth hour.
Unlock Destiny
Five charts from one set of birth details
Enter a birth date, time and place and get five charts at once: BaZi, Purple Star (Zi Wei Dou Shu), Western astrology, Qimen and numerology. Calculating is always free — you only spend coins on written readings.
Auspicious Almanac
Pick the right day before you commit
The traditional Chinese almanac for any date: lunar date, the do-and-avoid list, lucky hours, the clash animal and auspicious directions — plus a finder that scans ahead for good days for a wedding, a move, a signing or an opening.
Lucky Name
Check a name, or generate a better one
Score a Chinese name on its Kangxi strokes, the Five Grids and the 81 Spiritual Numbers, or an English name and brand on letter energy — then check it against your favourable elements. Checking is free; generating new name suggestions costs coins.
Birth Hour Finder
Don't know your birth time? Narrow it down
A missing birth hour costs you the Hour Pillar, your rising sign and every Purple Star palace. Answer a set of questions about your looks, temperament and life pattern, and we compare them against all twelve two-hour branches to name the most likely one.
Choosing a destiny tool
Which destiny tool should I start with?
Start with Unlock Destiny, because every other tool reads better once your charts exist. It turns one set of birth details into five charts — BaZi, Purple Star, Western astrology, Qimen and numerology — and calculating them is free.
Are these tools free?
Calculating charts and reading the almanac are completely free and unlimited, and checking an existing name is free too. Coins are only spent on generated output: new name suggestions and the birth-hour estimate.
What if I do not know my birth time?
You can still use every tool, but the hour-dependent parts stay blank: no Hour Pillar, no rising sign, no Purple Star palaces. The Birth Hour Finder asks about your appearance, temperament and life pattern and compares your answers against all twelve two-hour branches to name the most likely one.
What is the difference between the almanac and a personal chart reading?
The almanac describes the day itself, and it is the same day for everyone. A personal chart reading uses your own birth details and is unique to you. A day the almanac marks broadly auspicious can still clash with your own chart, so the two are meant to be read together.
Why does a name need to match a birth chart?
A name works best when its elements supply what the chart is short of, so stroke-count numbers alone are not enough. Two names can score identically on the Five Grids while only one feeds the element the chart actually needs.