One profile, several chart traditions
FateForge brings Bazi, Zi Wei Dou Shu, Western astrology, Vedic astrology, and numerology into the same browser-based atlas. The Bazi calculator supports Gregorian or lunar input, birthplace-based true solar time, Ten Gods, Symbolic Stars, and ten-year luck pillars. If the birth hour is unknown, it can make an explicit three-pillar chart instead of filling in a hidden time.
The Zi Wei section plots twelve palaces, major and auxiliary stars, the four transformations, and decade and annual layers. Western and Vedic natal charts sit beside it, so one saved birth profile can be reused instead of entering the same details for every system.
Relationships, timing, and divination
The relationship area includes Bazi marriage comparison, two-person compatibility, and a multi-profile relationship map. For a question tied to the present moment, the site also provides Mei Hua, Liu Yao, Qimen Dunjia, Da Liu Ren, Tarot, and Norse runes. A daily Huangli, daily Bazi reading, Life K-Line, card and hexagram references, and a growing guide library fill out the practical side of the site.
Basic charts and limited AI questions are available before payment. Credit packs add longer readings, follow-up questions, saved history, and readings that connect more than one system. FateForge states that a rules engine calculates the chart first and an AI model explains the resulting chart or symbolic record afterward.
What stays in the browser and what leaves it
Guest birth profiles and some history mainly stay in local browser storage. Running a chart or AI reading still sends the needed birth details, chart data, question, or report context to FateForge's backend and, when needed, its AI providers. The privacy policy says birth details, question text, reading text, and email are excluded from first-party funnel events and that personal information is not sold. Browser-local records can be cleared, while server or account deletion requests go through FateForge support.
