Plan with a clear lens — timing, naming, and workspace.
Free, rule-based tools that translate classical East Asian seasonal and numeric frameworks into transparent planning language — for founders, teams, and the firms that advise them. Same input, same result, every time: a lens, not a prediction.
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Business Timing
Map your move, launch, or hire to a fixed seasonal rhythm across the coming quarters — a cadence and emphasis lens for planning.
Check your timingBrand Name Check
Run your company name through a deterministic letter-number framework and see the core numbers it carries.
Check a nameWorkplace Energy
Answer four quick questions and get a rule-based five-element spatial profile for your office layout.
Profile your spaceFor teams & firms
The same deterministic frameworks, delivered as working sessions for decision-makers. We do not predict outcomes and we do not sell remedies — we put a transparent, reproducible lens on the table and let your own judgment do the deciding. Engagements are run in English or Chinese, remote or on-site.
Team Timing Workshop
A half-day session for leadership teams: map the coming quarters against the seasonal cadence, stress-test launch and hiring windows, and leave with a shared planning calendar.
Launch & Move Timing Review
A focused review of one decision — a launch, a relocation, a rebrand — read through the timing framework with your team, alongside the business factors that always govern.
Brand Naming Review
A structured screening of your shortlist: the deterministic letter-number profile of each candidate name, documented and comparable — one input among several for a decision that belongs to the market.
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Our sister library for the classical systems themselves. Run a free Four Pillars (BaZi) chart with your Day Master and ten-year phases, check your zodiac guide, and browse the Day Master and Five Elements libraries — same contract: a lens, not a prediction.
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Why a lens, not a prediction
Deterministic
Every tool computes by fixed rules — reproducible and transparent. No hidden model, no personality guessing.
Transparent
You always see why a result reads the way it does relative to your input.
Boundary-respecting
We never predict the future or claim a "lucky" date. Business readiness, cash, contracts, and regulation always govern.