Online Feng Shui Consultation — Flying Stars & Eight Mansions, room by room

Enter your main door's facing, the number of floors, the build year and your household's birth dates. We compute your property's Flying Stars chart with the traditional algorithm, then the AI reads it palace by palace and turns it into changes you can actually make. The chart is computed and verified against classical texts — the AI interprets, it never calculates.

What we ask
Main door facing, floors and build year, and each occupant's birth year and month. Room directions, surroundings and a floor plan are optional — the more you add, the more specific the analysis.
What to have ready
A compass reading for your main door, from a phone compass or a luopan. No reading yet? Pick the nearest of the eight directions now and refine the degrees later.
How long it takes
About three minutes to fill in. Your report is generated within minutes of payment — no account needed.
What you get
A full palace-by-palace report: chart reading, wealth and affliction sectors, bed and stove placement and orientation, plus this year's annual-star cautions.
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Property Details

~2 min

Own the whole building — a house, townhouse or terrace? Choose House. One unit in an apartment block or tower? Choose Apartment.

The side where your home actually takes in light and air — not the way the whole building faces, and not your front door (that is asked separately below).

Does your living room have a balcony?

The “South” you picked spans 45°. Inside those 45° there are three different Flying Stars charts — a home measured at 170° and one at 185° get completely different palace-by-palace conclusions. Give us the reading and we use the chart that is actually yours. Leave it blank and we analyse exactly the 8-direction you chose.

Measuring with the iPhone Compass app? Turn off “Use True North” first (Settings › Compass) — it is on by default. Feng shui uses magnetic north, and in Melbourne the two differ by about 12°, enough to land you in the next mountain.

Not sure how to measure? Read the phone-compass guide →

Stand just inside your own front door and face out. Used for the door’s own reading and position, not to cast the chart.

Enter the year the building was completed (for an apartment, the year the whole building was completed) — not the year you moved in or renovated. Getting this wrong puts the whole analysis in the wrong period. Major structural renovations go in the question below.

Only structural work counts — the frame, roof, main-door orientation, or walls removed. Paint, flooring and new furniture do not. In an apartment, both the building's major renovation and structural work inside your own unit count: either one resets the property's Period (元運) and changes the whole analysis.

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