Korean saju, in plain English.

Four pillars, eight letters, read from the year, month, day, and hour you were born. A horoscope that shows its work.

Timed to where you were bornMade in South Korea

Today: the day's biggest move and the chart markings that are firing
Your whole day: a score out of 100, lucky number, color, direction and hour, and five areas on a chart
Chart: the four pillars, hour to year, with the core letter marked
Your Korean zodiac: twelve animals, with the Tiger year read by decade
Face reading: seven numbered points on a line drawing of a face
Palm reading: numbered points on a line drawing of a palm
Two people: what sits between two charts, and the day between them

What you can read.

Numbers you can see. Terms you can tap.

Your whole day.

Five scores, one piece of advice, one caution. Money, love, health, work, and study, all on one card with the day's score.

See how it was picked.

The chart is calculated from your birth date and time, not made up. Anything technical is one tap from a plain definition.

Face reading and palm reading.

Hold your camera up to your face, or open your palm to it. The photo is not saved. Only the reading is.

Twelve animals, from your chart.

Your animal is the year pillar of your own chart, not a row on a wall calendar.

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Your chart and your animal are free.