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Some days need pacing. Some months need perspective. Some relationships need pattern, not reassurance. Match the tool to the weight of the moment.
Tool matrix
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GuideDaily rhythm
Personal daily forecast
Learn how daily rhythm notes can support pacing without overchecking.
View tool guideGuideMonthly timing
Monthly timing report
Learn how monthly timing notes can help you zoom out without treating the month as fate.
View tool guideNot in scopeOutside beta
Compatibility reading
Educational guide only. Compatibility is not part of the current Deep/Full BaZi reading scope during beta.
View guideNot in scopeOutside beta
Liu Yao focused question reading
Educational guide only. Liu Yao is not part of the current Deep/Full BaZi reading scope during beta.
View guidePlannedReference utility
Date selection and naming tools
Reference utilities such as date selection and naming may be added later.
Next-phase utility expansionHow tools fit together
How the tools fit together.
Let users start with a profile, a quick preview, and a strong first impression of chart structure.
Daily notes help you notice pacing and return without treating each day as a verdict.
Monthly notes help you review a season or month with more context than a single day.
Deep Plan and Full Plan readings focus on BaZi depth and timing rhythm — not open yet during beta.
Choose by goal
Help users pick the right tool for the moment they are in.
First visit
I just want to see if this feels relevant.
Best path: free calculator, basic chart preview, and a short explanation of why birth time and birthplace matter.
Open free calculatorDaily use
I want a quick check every morning.
Best path: saved profile, daily forecast, and public calendar content that keeps the routine feeling fresh.
See daily toolMonthly planning
I need a broader sense of timing.
Best path: monthly report, active cycle context, and element strategy tied to career, relationships, and money.
See monthly toolSpecific decision
I have a relationship or timing question now.
Best path: return to the Free Preview calculator and clarify the question before assuming a deeper layer will help.
Choose the next readingWhat comes next
Use the basic tools first: chart, timing, pattern, and question clarity.
Explore tools
- Daily Five Elements calendar
- Day Master explainer pages
- Compatibility topic pages
- Solar term updates
Return over time
- Saved archive and export
- Email reminders
- Monthly refresh prompts
- Profile readiness nudges
Learn deeply
- Case library
- System explainers
- Cycle education
- Traditional method positioning
Best next click
Use the free layer as the front door.
Start with one useful action — usually the free preview — then explore guides and calendar rhythm at your own pace.
FAQ
Help users choose the right layer instead of guessing.
What should a new visitor try first?
The free calculator first, then the full profile flow if the preview feels relevant. That keeps first contact light without hiding the deeper product.
Start free previewWhat keeps a reading useful over time?
Daily and monthly rhythm notes help you return with clearer questions. Deeper reading plans are not open yet during beta.
See daily layerWhy separate tools by purpose?
Because the question “Who am I?” is different from “How do we fit?” and different again from “What should I do about this deal right now?” Separate tools make the product feel sharper and more trustworthy.
See tool mapLearn first
Understand the method before choosing a tool.
Chart entry
How to read your Four Pillars
Help visitors understand chart structure before you ask them to trust the calculator or save a chart during beta.
Read chart guidePrecision
Why birth time matters
Show why deeper reports ask for the hour pillar and why a free preview can still stay low-friction at the start.
Read timing guideRelationships
Five Elements in relationships
Bridge educational content into compatibility so the choice feels natural, not pressured.
Read relationship guideDecision work
How to ask a strong Liu Yao question
Train users to bring clearer questions into the divination tool so the resulting reading feels more focused and useful.
Read Liu Yao guideReading choices
When to stay light, go deeper, or switch tools.
Free layer
What a free preview can and cannot tell you
Use this page to set expectations clearly so the calculator feels trustworthy instead of teaser-only.
Read free preview guideReading depth
When a deeper read may be worth considering
Learn when monthly timing notes may help — Deep and Full reading plans are not open yet during beta.
Read depth guideTiming layer
Daily vs monthly guidance
Help users choose the timing layer that matches whether they need quick rhythm support or broader planning context.
Read timing layer guideRelationship layer
How to prepare for a compatibility reading
Show how to arrive with better relationship questions before the charts are compared.
Read compatibility prep guideTool choice
How to choose between daily, monthly, and Liu Yao
Teach users to match the tool to the decision horizon instead of piling multiple layers onto the same problem.
Read tool-choice guideReturn over time
Build a calm return rhythm instead of overchecking.
Daily behavior
How to build a daily timing habit
Teach calm repeat-use instead of superstitious overchecking so the daily layer feels grounded and sustainable.
Read daily habit guideMonthly behavior
How to use a monthly reading without overreacting
Turn monthly timing into planning clarity instead of emotional whiplash.
Read monthly-use guideRelationship timing
When relationship timing matters more than compatibility
Explain why fit is not the same as current season, and why timing still shapes relationship experience.
Read timing guideProfile value
What makes a chart worth saving
Show when a free preview becomes something the user actually wants to keep and return to.
Read profile guideRevisit layer
How to revisit a chart after a life change
Explain why saved profiles get more valuable after a breakup, move, or career shift instead of fading after the first read.
Read revisit guideDecision and planning questions
Answer the hesitation that stops users from choosing the next layer.
Daily reading
How to read support and caution signals
Show users how daily and monthly signal language should guide pacing rather than trigger fear.
Read signal guideWork choice
When to use Liu Yao for a work decision
Help users understand when a concrete work fork belongs in Liu Yao rather than more broad reading.
Read work-decision guideTool sorting
Is this a timing problem or a pattern problem?
Use this page when the user clearly needs the right layer more than another page of general explanation.
Read sorting guideProfile step
What to check before you save a profile
Lower the friction between a first preview and a chart the user will actually revisit later.
Read profile-check guideMonthly action
How to turn monthly guidance into a real plan
Convert monthly context into actual priorities, timing windows, and a cleaner next month instead of passive reading.
Read monthly-planning guideSharper tool choices
Move from curiosity into the right layer.
When a free preview is enough for now
Teach where the free layer is already doing its job, and where deeper layers should wait.
Read free-layer guideWhat to review before choosing Full Plan depth
Archived guide only — Full Plan delivery is not open yet during beta.
Read depth guideHow to read best timing windows without rushing
Use timing support for pacing and ordering, not emotional pressure.
Read timing-window guideHow to turn a Liu Yao answer into one next step
Help users turn a reading into action rather than theory loops.
Read next-step guideTool boundaries
Use the right layer for the real question.
What to do when daily and monthly conflict
Keep timing layers clear instead of asking one layer to replace the other.
Read layer-conflict guideWhen to switch from public calendar to personal guidance
Move from public rhythm into personal depth when the stakes rise.
Read public-vs-personal guideHow to know whether you need compatibility or a personal reading
Separate relationship questions from personal-season questions.
Read tool-choice guideWhat to do when a monthly reading feels too broad
Narrow the month into one focus area before demanding another big answer.
Read narrowing guideHow to keep using the system well
Move from first use into better repeat use.
What to do after saving your first chart
Build return behavior and stronger questions instead of leaving the chart untouched.
Read saved-chart guideHow to know whether you need compatibility or a personal reading
Route the user into the right next layer instead of deepening the wrong one.
Read tool-choice guideHow to use support signals without getting complacent
Use better conditions to improve action quality, not relax too far.
Read support-signal guideHow to use caution signals without freezing
Use caution to improve process rather than stop moving altogether.
Read caution-signal guidePost-read discipline
Use the next layer with more intention.
When to ask a new question because life has changed
Update the question when reality changed, not just when anxiety rose.
Read question-refresh guideWhat to do after saving your first chart
Turn the chart into a long-term asset rather than a saved curiosity.
Read saved-chart guideHow to use a daily reading when your emotions are already high
Use the day to regulate the move, not heighten the emotional weather.
Read emotional-state guideHow to use caution signals without freezing
Let caution improve process instead of turning into paralysis.
Read caution guideWhen to come back
Use better return triggers and cleaner tool switches.
When to stop using a daily reading for a big decision
Switch tools when the scale of the problem has clearly outgrown the day.
Read boundary guideWhen to return to your chart at the start of a new season
Use natural calendar changes as healthier re-entry points.
Read seasonal-return guideWhen to ask a new question because life has changed
Use changed reality to justify a sharper next reading.
Read question-refresh guideWhat to do after saving your first chart
Turn the saved chart into a real return path rather than a passive archive.
Read saved-chart guideTool-switch moments
Know when the question outgrows the current layer.
When to stop using a daily reading for a big decision
Move out of the daily layer when the problem becomes strategic or life-shaping.
Read boundary guideWhen to switch from monthly planning to a Liu Yao question
Use monthly to frame, then Liu Yao to resolve one sharp tactical hinge.
Read transition guideWhen to ask for a new compatibility reading
Refresh the relationship layer only when the structure or core question changed.
Read refresh guideWhen to return to your chart at the start of a new season
Use seasonal returns to re-enter the system before stress forces it.
Read seasonal-return guideRefresh vs repeat
Know when the next move is a refresh and when it is a tool switch.
When to ask for a new compatibility reading
Refresh the relationship layer only when reality changed enough to justify it.
Read refresh guideWhen to stop using compatibility as reassurance
Protect the tool from becoming a repeated comfort check.
Read reassurance-loop guideHow to use a monthly reading to reset a stuck quarter
Use the monthly layer to restore direction before reaching for a sharper tactical tool.
Read quarter-reset guideWhen to switch from monthly planning to a Liu Yao question
Use Liu Yao only when the monthly issue becomes precise enough.
Read transition guideReturn timing and pause points
Know when to revisit a chart and when to stop pressing the same hinge.
How to use a saved chart before your birthday cycle
Turn the birthday window into a natural review point for the profile you already saved.
Read birthday-cycle guideWhen to pause before asking Liu Yao again
Use a pause when the question is repeating emotion instead of surfacing a real new hinge.
Read pause guideThresholds, refreshes, and sharper questions
Teach when the next move is a fresh month, a new focus, or a better question.
How to review a chart right after your birthday
Use the new cycle to decide what belongs in the next layer.
Read post-birthday guideHow to know your saved chart needs a fresh monthly reading
Move from broad structure to a practical monthly container.
Read monthly-refresh guideWhen a seasonal shift should change your main focus
Let the season reset the true center of gravity when it really changed.
Read seasonal-focus guideHow to use a Liu Yao pause to write a better question
Use the pause to improve the question before reaching for another cast.
Read better-question guideMidyear refresh and layer choice
Choose the next layer with more timing intelligence.
When midyear is the right time to refresh your main question
Use the midpoint of the year to make sure the system is still serving the right question.
Read midyear guideHow to decide between a fresh monthly and a fresh compatibility reading
Use this when you need to choose the next layer instead of repeating the wrong one.
Read layer-choice guideStart paths before tool choice
Help visitors choose the path before they choose the tool.
How to start if you are new to BaZi
Use this when the real blocker is not which tool, but where to begin at all.
Open beginner pathHow to start with a relationship question
Use this when the emotional pressure is high but the right tool is still unclear.
Open relationship pathHow to start with a timing question
Use this when you need the right scale before you need more detail.
Open timing pathHow to start with a work or decision question
Use this when the next layer depends on whether the decision is broad or tactical.
Open work pathSystem guidance before deeper branching
Use these pages when the next move is about method, not just tool choice.
How to choose your next reading after a free preview
Use this when the first layer worked, but you still do not know what should come next.
Read next-reading guideHow to use Aurayne House as an ongoing system
Use this when the site already feels useful but the layers still feel disconnected.
Read system guideWhen you need a clearer question, not another reading
Use this when every tool still feels slightly wrong because the hinge is still blurry.
Read question-clarity guideHow to build a review rhythm across the year
Use this when the bigger issue is return pattern, not the next single reading.
Read review-rhythm guide