K-Saju: Korean Birth Chart

Step into a Korean shrine: the Mudang, the Philosopher, and the Royal Astronomer read your chart three ways; Grandmother Samsin reads the thread between two people.

Saju is the Korean way of reading a life from the moment it began. Your birth year, month, day, and hour become four pillars of eight characters, and the balance of five elements among them is what a Korean reader looks at.

K-Saju lets you step into a Korean shrine and have that chart read the way it is read in Korea — not as one generic sun-sign reading, but by four different readers who each look for something different.

FOUR READERS, FOUR WAYS OF READING • The Mudang, a Korean shaman, reads the signs your chart was born with, the two empty seats in it, the energy knocking on your door this year — what to watch for and what to hold on to — and the twelve months ahead. • The Philosopher, a scholar in an old reading house, sets your eight characters on a board one by one and explains them line by line: your five elements, your day master, your ten-year luck cycles, and how you tend to work, spend, and get along with people. • The Royal Astronomer reads the sky at the moment you were born — which solar term you fell between, how far true solar time ran from the clock — and charts your rises and lows as tides: across your lifetime, year by year, and month by month. • Grandmother Samsin reads the thread between two people. Enter someone else's birth details and choose your bond — partner, spouse, crush, family, friend, coworker, and more — and she reads who you are to each other in both directions, how you clash and make up, and the years you rise together.

A REAL CHART, NOT A RANDOM CARD • Charts are calculated on your device from your exact birth date, time, and place, with solar terms, local mean time, and historical daylight-saving rules handled by the engine. • Every reading is assembled from your chart. Two people with different birth details get different readings. • Each reader's reading runs chapter by chapter — more than twenty chapters across the three chart readers — written in plain words for people who have never heard of saju.

A SHRINE YOU CAN TOUCH • Before each reading you perform a small ritual with your hands: grind ink on an inkstone, ring a cluster of small bells, turn an armillary sphere to your birth sun, or tie two colored threads together. • Ink-wash scenes and living readers move as you tilt your phone.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no sign-in. Your birth details stay on your device and are used only to calculate your chart. • Tilting the phone moves the scenes; motion data never leaves your device.

FREE, WITH ONE OPTIONAL PURCHASE • Each day, read up to three new people for free, start to finish (the first reader you choose for each person stays open for good), plus one two-person reading. • Want another reader's take, a fourth person, or another pair? Watch a short ad, or buy the Lifetime Pass once to remove ads and daily limits for good. No subscription. • Nothing is ever sold as protection from bad luck: there are no charms, rituals, or "unlock to avoid misfortune" offers. • If your App Store age range or the birth date you mark as your own shows you are under 13, the app does not start any ad software.

FOR ENTERTAINMENT AND SELF-REFLECTION ONLY K-Saju is a cultural experience based on traditional Korean saju, offered for entertainment and self-reflection only. Readings describe tendencies, not certainties. They are not medical, legal, financial, or psychological advice, and they do not predict health, death, money outcomes, or pregnancy. Please make important decisions with the help of qualified people.