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Free AI BaZi calculator and Chinese astrology readings — a deterministic engine draws your chart, then AI reads it back in plain language. FateMaster is an AI-powered Chinese metaphysics workbench covering BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny), Zi Wei Dou Shu, Liu Yao, Mei Hua Yi Shu, Qi Men Dun Jia, Tarot and the Chinese Almanac. Most AI fortune telling tools hand the whole job to a language model and hope it knows what a Four Pillars chart looks like. FateMaster splits the work: a deterministic rule engine computes the chart first — solar terms, the sexagenary cycle, true solar time correction, palace and star placement — and only then does AI interpret what the engine produced. The chart is reproducible. Enter the same birth data twice and you get the same pillars; what changes between readings is the reading, not the astronomy. Birth time is corrected for longitude rather than taken from the clock on the wall, which most free bazi calculators skip even though it shifts the hour pillar for anyone born away from their time zone's meridian. Solar and lunar dates both work, and if you already know your four pillars you can enter them directly. Compatibility goes past romance. Ten pairings each read differently in BaZi — marriage, dating and love compatibility, business partnership, leader and subordinate, parent and child, mother and child, mother-in-law, close friends, friends, and a full relationship network view. Readings are saved to your history and the chart stays in context, so you can keep asking follow-up questions instead of starting over. A reference library covers the concepts behind the charts, from the Five Elements and Ten Gods to Luck Cycles and the 64 hexagrams. Available in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Core readings are free and need no signup.

Your question, a full 78-card deck, and a spread read card by card with follow-up chat. Daily draws are free. Type a question into Unmei Tarot and the AI reader Yuna Mizuki draws from a full 78-card Rider-Waite-Smith deck, laying out a spread and interpreting every card by its exact position and whether it fell upright or reversed. Each interpretation ties back to your question, so the reading holds together as a whole. Once every card has been covered, you stay in the same conversation to ask follow-ups about anything that stood out. Spreads go from a daily one-card pull to a 16-card annual forecast that breaks down the year ahead by month and by category. In between are three-card past-present-future, love and reconciliation layouts, compatibility, career direction, and a two-choice reading where you name two options and a single card shows which one you are already leaning toward. Celtic Cross, Horseshoe, and Hexagram handle deeper questions. A paired reading lets two people each draw their own cards before combining both draws into one shared interpretation. J-pop and K-pop idols, a growing roster, each have a birth-card profile. Enter your birthday for a compatibility score, a reading of your birth-card pairing, and your closest match. Daily one-card, three-card, and most love and life spreads work without signing up or paying. Celtic Cross, Horseshoe, Hexagram, the annual forecast, and gesture-based card draws on desktop are part of Pro. Readings are available in English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. The site also hosts 130+ guides on individual card meanings and spread techniques, so the reading doubles as a way to build your own feel for the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition.