One written report, built only for the two of you — six sections, each with its own source line:
Six dimensions, each written out — communication, emotion, values, pace, expression, stability. Where you click, where you grind, and why.
The loop behind your worst week — named in one paragraph you will recognize, not a list of adjectives.
Three things to do this month — small, concrete, and about your own behavior rather than their personality.
A source note under every section — the classical rule behind the interpretation. Open it and check us.
Most apps give you one lens and a lot of confidence. We use two that grew up on opposite ends of the world and never talked to each other: the Chinese four pillars, which read character from the day you were born, and the Hellenistic natal chart, which reads it from where the sky stood.
When the two agree, you are looking at something structural. When they disagree, we tell you they disagree, and which one the rest of the reading leans on. That is the whole reason you are paying a person and not a subscription: a disagreement is information, and an app that always agrees with itself is not reading anything.
The matching starts with a fixed rule set we transcribed from commentary that runs from the Song dynasty to the Qing, plus Ptolemy and Lilly for the Western half. There are 430 written rules in the relationship layer. When your charts hit one, it appears in the report; when they do not, the report gets shorter instead of filling the gap with a confident guess.
A person then reviews the result against both charts and edits the final copy before it is sent. Automated model output is never delivered as the finished reading. That review is why the queue is capped and why we ask for two days.
You give two sets of birth details — date, time if you know it, birthplace and its time zone. No account. Birth details are deleted within 30 days.
We read both charts against each other and edit the final report. Normally within 48 hours.
You get a private page, one link, opening in any browser. Read it once, keep it, or forward it to them.