How's this year? When does luck turn? Get BaZi right—then ask AI.

BaZi is Chinese Four Pillars astrology—it tracks life's timing: smooth stretches, turning points, and which years open up. Astralium builds an accurate chart, then packages it for any AI.

Common friction

Ask AI directly

Ask ChatGPT for your BaZi, try again elsewhere, and the four pillars don't match —so which chart is right?

Incomplete copy

Copied charts are often just eight characters—missing the layers that make timing readable —so AI stays vague and never names a year.

What you get

• An accurate BaZi chart (solar terms · true solar time · precise luck start)
• A packet any AI can read
• Ask about this year, turning years, and where openings show up
• Keep asking about love, career, and money

Packet includes: four pillars, key chart layers, and decade/year timing.

What is BaZi?

BaZi (Four Pillars) builds a chart from your birth year, month, day, and hour. It helps read personality and life's timing across decades and years—a framework for reflection, not a fixed fate.

Where AI charts go wrong

• Born near midnight? AI often picks the wrong day—and the whole chart shifts
• Mixes lunar and solar calendars → wrong month pillar
• Skips true solar time → wrong hour pillar
• No decade/year timeline → vague answers, never a specific year

Astralium handles the hard parts: solar-term pillars, midnight day rules, true solar time, precise luck start, and labeled timing layers.

How it works

1. Enter birth details (or pick a saved profile)
2. We build the Four Pillars chart and its key layers
3. Copy the packet and ask any AI your questions