Map the place you mean
Define the building or unit you are evaluating with a polygon. Review the outline before requesting a reading. Invalid or ambiguous inputs should be corrected before interpretation, not hidden behind a polished result.
Choose a location that you can trust
Use a fresh GPS fix when the device provides suitable accuracy, or select a point manually. Indoor positioning can be uncertain; the app distinguishes uncertainty from a confidently outside location. It does not turn a smartphone into a surveying instrument.
Explore the supported time range
Select calendar dates from 2024 through 2035. Compare readings with the building and chart assumptions held constant, then record what changed. Supported interpretation combinations are finite; the app does not claim every possible chart or lineage.
Read in your language
The app includes English, Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Russian. The public website also provides an optional GTranslate dropdown. Automatic website translation is separate from the app’s integrated localization, and translated legal wording should be checked against the English source.
Keep a useful record
Export the displayed reading for your notes. Document the source of your chart inputs, any uncertainty about the building and whether you used a GPS or manual point. Those details make later comparisons easier to explain.
Use your phone or desktop
The interface adapts to narrow screens and touch controls. Geolocation and compass capabilities depend on the device, browser and permissions. HTTPS and a network connection are required for the protected calculation workflow.
Understand what remains your decision
The app does not establish a building’s correct natal chart from incomplete historical information. It does not diagnose health conditions, guarantee prosperity or replace a qualified practitioner’s judgment. Read the methodology to understand its scope.
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