How the Keeper reads
- 1Your birth dataDate, time and place — the hour pillar is corrected to the sun's true position over your birthplace.
- 2Four pillars, computedYear, month, day and hour, each as two characters. This part is arithmetic: the same birth data always draws the same chart.
- 3Both charts, side by sideFor a couple reading, the same is done for the other person and the two charts are read against each other.
- 4The Keeper writes itYour chart facts and your own intake answers go to the Keeper — our reader, written by AI from that chart — who writes every chapter in plain English.
- 5The honesty ruleIf the charts say let go, the reading says so. No verdict is bent to what you hoped to hear — and it's refundable for 7 days if it wasn't written for you.
Guide
I don't know my birth time. Can I still get a reading?
Yes. We use the year, month and day. Details that depend on the hour are unavailable; we do not assign a percentage of accuracy.
Solar or lunar birthday — which do I pick?
Pick solar (the regular calendar) unless your family tracks your birthday on the lunar calendar. We convert automatically either way.
Why does my birth city matter?
Clock time isn't sun time. A city's longitude can shift your hour pillar, so we note it for the correction.
What are the four pillars?
Your birth year, month, day, and hour — each written as two characters. The day pillar is read as the core of who you are.
What are Embers?
Credits for follow-up questions on unlocked readings (30 per question). You earn them from daily check-ins and referrals, or buy packs.
Is this real advice?
No. Readings are for reflection and entertainment. The decisions stay yours.