八字 Bazi
Four Pillars, AI & Classics
About
Explore personal destiny charts with detailed analysis of Four Pillars, Five Phases, and luck cycles. Save readings, access classical texts, and utilize optional AI for deeper insights. Supports multiple languages and devices.
What's New in 八字 Bazi
1.3.4
October 18, 2026
A personal reading collection: open saved topics directly, generate selected topics or start the remaining eligible topics together. Edit saved charts while retaining earlier readings and their original chart context. Save external readings for free, with clear source labels in the reader and shared images. A reading calendar and clearer Gregorian, Chinese lunar and pinyin date layouts. Independent Five-Phase colours for every stem and branch, plus more consistent layouts across iPhone, iPad and Mac. Improved iPhone Duo resizing, keyboard layout and reading-position continuity.
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FAQ
What is Bazi?
Bazi, also known as Four Pillars of Destiny, is a traditional Chinese astrology system used to analyze a person's fate and fortune based on their birth date and time.
Does Bazi have ads?
No, Bazi does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for additional features.
How much does Bazi cost?
The Bazi app is free to download. A one-time in-app purchase of US$1.00 (local prices may vary) unlocks all topic functions and prompt exports.
Can I use Bazi offline?
Yes, Bazi offers offline access to its library of classical texts. Chart generation and personal readings require an internet connection, but saved charts and readings can be accessed without one.
What devices does Bazi support?
Bazi is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, with adaptive layouts for different screen sizes and native support for Mac keyboard controls.
How often is Bazi updated?
The latest version of Bazi is 1.3.4, last updated on October 18, 2026. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and improvements to existing functionality.
What are the privacy features of Bazi?
Charts and readings are stored locally on your device. External AI only receives selected chart data, questions, and context when you request it. API keys are not included in exported files.
Is Bazi suitable for beginners?
Bazi provides clear charts and a source-linked library, making it accessible for those new to Four Pillars. The optional AI can help users explore topics and ask follow-up questions.
