Chinese metaphysics charts computed by rules first, interpreted by AI second
FateMaster is an AI workbench for Chinese traditional metaphysics: BaZi (Four Pillars), Zi Wei Dou Shu, Liu Yao, Mei Hua Yi Shu, Qi Men Dun Jia, Tarot and the Chinese almanac. The architecture is what separates it from AI-fortune-telling toys: a deterministic rules engine computes the chart first — solar terms, the 60 Jiazi cycle, true solar time correction, palace and star placement — and only then does the AI write the interpretation on top of correctly computed data. The site's stated attitude is refreshingly level-headed: inherit the tradition rationally, no superstition, no mystification, "everyone is the interpreter of their own fate."
Who it's for: practitioners and serious students of Chinese metaphysics who care whether the chart is actually correct (they know AI-computed charts are usually wrong in the solar-term edges), culturally curious users wanting a serious tool rather than entertainment, and the Jung-quoting introspective crowd the homepage courts. Free entry with $1-ish trial credits. For a tradition-based tool, the rules-first-then-AI design is exactly the right respect for both the craft and the reader.
What it is
Chinese metaphysics charts computed by rules first, interpreted by AI second
Pricing
Freemium
Primary category
Productivity
Source code
Closed source / hosted
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