2,499apps, from classic chart tools to AI readings
AstroSage Kundli: AI AstrologyVedic Astrology, Chart CalculatorHeat1M+
Cantian AIBazi, Love & CompatibilityHeat500K+
StarlaAstrology, Love & CompatibilityHeat100K+
CUE AstrologyHeat100K+
EvaHeat100K+
TaiaHeat100K+
めろとーくHeat100K+
圣杯 掷杯筊 - AI占卜解签测测运势感情事业Heat100K+
Witch - AI Tarot Card ReadingHeat100K+
塔塔巫Heat100K+For people who want AI Bazi readings and also want to cast a hexagram, check feng shui, or choose a name in the same app.
People who want a birth chart as material for self-reflection and shadow work rather than a forecast.
Chinese readers who want a Vedic chart with visible calculation settings and the option to ask follow-up questions about its houses and dasha periods.
Readers who want to draw and study a complete tarot spread freely, then decide whether to ask AI about those exact cards.
English readers who want a Zi Wei Dou Shu chart that shows the classical line beside the modern reading, and a free course to learn to read it themselves.
For people who want tarot and astrology readings together in an AI-led app.
Best for people who want to compare Eastern and Western chart systems, inspect Bazi time conventions, and use AI only after the calculated facts are visible.
Best for BaZi learners and international readers who want a free chart with visible calculation rules, multilingual labels, true-solar-time options, luck cycles, and optional AI-guided reports.
Italian, French or Turkish readers who want free birth-chart tools and an AI astrologer that keeps context between conversations.
People who want a short, free aura or symbolic-story quiz and prefer seeing the full result without creating an account.
Korean AI fortune app Tight Saju reached Taiwan in September and was No. 29 on the Lifestyle top-grossing chart by Oct. 14 with no local ratings; Korea's MYPIE was No. 26. One sells shaman characters, 20,000-character AI reports and a Taiwanese moon-block ritual; the other an AI adviser. Taiwanese reviewers praise the AI and fault the charts.
BaZi
Merotalk, a Japanese app that scores relationships from LINE chats, added AI-read tarot in October, and its developer helped the 100-million-take Love Type Diagnosis quiz launch a daily love fortune slip. A quiz is taken once; a fortune can be drawn every day.
AI Relationship Support
Hong Kong's Karma Space has you walk your flat with an iPhone, builds a 3D model with LiDAR, takes the door's bearing and lays a Flying Star chart across the floor. It labels AI advisers and human masters separately and says its readings won't use scare tactics. It's still tiny: 18 homes scanned so far.
AI Feng Shui
Turkey's coffee cup reading apps have long sent your photos to human readers, and reviews complain about hours of waiting and stock phrases. Telveden lets AI read the grounds in seconds, publishes its 85-shape atlas and sources, and admits a different model would see different shapes.
AI Divination
Hongsimdang's free saju brain map has passed 530,000 images, and its operator credits one X post with 4.57 million views. Like August's viral benefactor map, the free image is made to be shared, while the money comes from AI saju readings at 990 won each.
BaZi
Chatbots are bad at drawing birth charts, so some apps now do only two jobs: calculate the chart, then write a prompt for the AI you already use. Korea's Waitcle lets a 3,000-year-old moon rabbit do the reading; FateKit builds five chart systems offline.
AI Metaphysics Workflows
In early October, several AI astrology apps in the US and India made the first question free. What happens next varies: some price each answer up front, while AstroSage bills its named AI astrologers by the minute, and that is where the complaints pile up.
AI Astrology
