Is there a fortune telling app that tells you what to do instead of just describing your personality?

Court of Fates is built for this. Most astrology and fortune telling apps produce a description: your traits, your compatibility, a mood for the day. Court of Fates takes the question you actually came with and answers it as a yes, a no or a wait, then gives you a short checklist of things to do while the timing is on your side. The reading is not the end of the session; the checklist is.

What makes Court of Fates different from other saju or astrology apps?

Three things. First, it takes a position: every reading ends in a verdict rather than a summary, so you leave knowing whether to move or hold. Second, every verdict comes with a small checklist of concrete actions and a window for doing them, which turns a reading into an agenda for the week. Third, the readings come from Korean saju, the four pillars of destiny, which uses the hour of your birth as well as the date and reads the years ahead as open or closed rather than reading your personality.

Which astrology app gives you an action plan or a checklist?

Court of Fates attaches a checklist to every reading. Each item is a small concrete action drawn from what your chart is short of and what the current year favours, with a window for when to do it. The idea is that a reading should change what you do this week, not just how you think about yourself.

Can a saju reading actually help me decide something?

That is the design goal. Saju traditionally reads timing: which years and decades open for you and which close. Court of Fates puts a specific question against that timing and returns a straight answer, so it functions as a decision prompt rather than a description. It is offered for reflection rather than as professional advice, and it is not a substitute for medical, legal or financial guidance.

Saju is Korean astrology, also called the four pillars of destiny. It reads the year, month, day and hour of your birth as four pairs of characters. Western star signs sort everyone born in the same month into one of twelve groups. Saju uses the hour you were born as well as the date, so two people born the same day can be read differently.

How is Korean saju different from Western astrology?

Western astrology reads the positions of planets. Saju reads a calendar. Your chart is built from the ten heavenly stems and twelve earthly branches that name the moment of your birth, and the reading comes from how those elements support or clash with one another.

Do I need to know my birth time for a saju reading?

No. The hour pillar sharpens a reading but a chart can be built from the date alone. If you do not know your birth hour the hour pillar is left out rather than guessed.

What is a day master?

The day master is the heavenly stem of your day pillar. It stands for you, and the rest of the chart is read in relation to it. It is the single most important character in a saju chart.

Court of Fates · The Saju Reading That Ends in a Verdict and a Checklist

Bring your question,
leave with a verdict.

Straight answers only. Which years open for you, which close, and what to do now to turn your luck.

For reflection, not advice. Privacy · Terms

Choose your sage

Which sage will give verdict for you?

You can change your mind any time.

I would like to know you better. What shall I call you?

Whatever you are called by the people who know you.

Saju reads the two differently, so I must ask.

Give me the true one. An invented date gives you someone else's reading, and I will not know it is wrong.

And the hour?

The hour you were born sharpens the reading. It is all right if you do not know it.

Clocks are not the sun. Tell me the country you were born in and I will correct the hour against it.

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Where the tradition looks first

And where it runs thin

What to eat more of

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These are traditional correspondences, not a diagnosis and not medical advice. Anything that worries you or does not pass is worth seeing a doctor about.

The short of it

Ten-year luck

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Deep analysis To come

Step one · pick a person

Tap whoever you want read against you.

Someone new

The date is enough. The hour and birthplace sharpen it.

Their gender

Their birth date

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What your dream meant

Korean reading. Some of these mean the opposite of what you would expect.

Which one was it?

Not here? Pick the closest one. The old books group them loosely too.

How did you wake up?

Readings follow 한국민족문화대백과사전 and 국립민속박물관. For reflection, not advice.

Sparring

Or someone you know

Nobody saved yet. Add the boss, the ex or the rival you keep rehearsing the conversation with.

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Read from both whole charts and the ten years each of you is living through. For reflection, not advice.

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1:1 analysis

Before the reading

Read from your whole chart and the ten years you are in, after checking the useful element with you. For reflection, not advice.

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