Augur — I Ching & Bazi

Augur puts I Ching casting and Bazi (Four Pillars) charting in one quiet app. Cast a hexagram with six coin tosses, read the classical text that applies, then use it to think through the question you brought. It is a cultural tool for reflection, not a fortune-telling scare.

I Ching: a casting ritual
- Six coin tosses, one line at a time. No skip and no one-tap cast: you cast your own hexagram.
- Traditional three-coin method, offline: primary hexagram, changing lines and transformed hexagram, every result reproducible.
- Classical text only. Following Zhu Xi's Zhouyi Benyi, the app picks the exact judgment or line text for your changing lines. It never invents scripture.
- Browse all 64 hexagrams with judgments and commentaries, plus short primers on yin and yang, the eight trigrams and changing lines.

Bazi: your natal chart
- Enter a solar or lunar birth date. Unknown birth hour is supported (three pillars).
- Optional birthplace correction to true solar time.
- Offline Four Pillars, Ten Gods, Five Elements, chart strength, 10-year luck cycles and yearly luck.
- Compare two charts to see where two people complement or strain each other.

Online interpretation
- A short plain-language summary and a follow-up conversation. The AI only interprets the text or chart the app selected; it never recalculates lines, stems or branches.
- A decision card for the question you actually asked.

Coin casting, the classical texts, the 64-hexagram library and Bazi charting are free to use and work offline.

Augur is for cultural experience and self-reflection only. It is not professional, medical, legal or financial advice.