How it works

Every result is calculated from your data with fixed, documented rules. Writing tools help phrase results, never invent them.

Astrocartography: where

From your birth date, time and place we compute the apparent positions of the Sun, Moon and planets at the moment you were born. For each planet we trace four lines across the Earth: where it was rising (Ascendant), setting (Descendant), at its highest point (Midheaven) and lowest point (Imum Coeli).

We then measure how far about 200 well-known cities are from each line. Cities within 900 km of lines traditionally linked with love score higher: Venus (weight 1), Moon (0.8), Jupiter (0.7), Sun (0.6) and Mars (0.45). Descendant lines, the traditional angle of partnership, count the most. Nearby Saturn, Pluto, Neptune and Uranus lines lower the score and appear as cautions. The Love Score is a relative index from this model, not a scientific measurement.

Tarot: what to pay attention to

A standard 78-card deck is shuffled with a cryptographically secure random generator, and each card may land upright or reversed. You choose three face-down cards, read in our custom Love Spread: Current Love Energy, Approaching Connection and Guidance.

Four Pillars (BaZi): the energy you bring

Your four pillars (year, month, day and hour) are calculated using solar-term boundaries and true solar time at your birthplace. We weigh the five elements across your chart, assess the strength of your Day Master, and derive the most useful element — which sets your lucky colour, object, direction and environment according to traditional Five Phases correspondences.

Card artwork: the original Rider–Waite–Smith deck (1909), illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith — public domain.

A note on certainty

These are traditional symbolic systems. Use them for reflection and inspiration; your choices shape what happens next.