Natal data · Real-life records
LifeOs
LifeOs locks natal charts, records real life events, and measures the match. Working hypothesis: ~73% of outcomes match the chart; 27% you can change.
Is fate fixed? Let the data answer.
Why it exists
Fortune telling is either sold as destiny or dismissed as superstition, and almost nobody checks it. LifeOs exists to test, with data, whether a person’s life is written in advance: compute the natal chart once and lock it, record what actually happens with dates, then score every hit and every miss.
The working hypothesis: natal systems match real outcomes about 73% of the time, and the remaining 27% is where people change their own course. These numbers are under test, not a finished result, and will be revised as more lives are recorded.
What it reads
Birth date, time and place go in, and eight natal systems run separately: BaZi, Zi Wei Dou Shu with its flying stars, the natal I Ching hexagram, numerology, Human Design, Gene Keys, Western astrology and Vedic astrology. Each keeps its own sources and its own stated uncertainty.
The systems are never blended into one score, never treated as votes, and no new personality theory is invented on top of them. Where they disagree, the disagreement stays visible. Tarot sits in a separate inquiry layer for one-off questions and never writes back into the chart.
What is inside
The main modules are the eight-chapter life manual, a four-situation personality analysis, the BaZi multi-model page where five methods answer side by side, the Zi Wei chart-data page with twelve palaces and rotation views, how to use yourself, deep reading, the tarot desk, life in months, the life journal, and a daily line written for you.
The tarot desk uses the full 78-card Rider–Waite–Smith deck across seven spreads, from a single card to the whole deck. A question locks on submission and is archived, so you can come back and mark what actually happened.
How it runs
A responsive web app, installable as a PWA, in Chinese and English, with public guide pages also in Traditional Chinese. Google or Apple sign-in is required to build a profile, and signing in includes consent to an anonymous public case library. Data is local-first but syncs to your own cloud account, and readings are generated server-side.
The free plan is free forever and turns every reading into a one-tap copyable instruction for any chat assistant, including narrower packs for BaZi only, Zi Wei only, or a rotated chart. An online plan at $7.99 a month or $59 a year, and top-up credits at $2.99 for 10, are announced but not switched on; until then in-app readings run on a free daily quota.