The Zi Wei and compatibility report cards open with the Life Palace and Day Master from your chart, then list what the report covers. You can read the opening of a compatibility report before you buy it. When you start a compatibility chart from Today and the app already has your birth date, you only enter the other person's, then go straight to the result. The 2027 Year Companion shows your annual life palace, your Tai Sui and the year's three key months up front. The book goes to the email you enter, with no sign-in first. The lamp pass trial page gives the date to cancel by and the date the pass renews. Profile shows the reading packs as two cards, 3 readings and 8. The daily reminder asks after you have read that day's line, and turns on with one tap. On iPad, Records lists the BaZi marriage reports you have bought. Explore doors carry their pictures, and the reading packs sit under the pass on Profile.

When will I marry? Enter your birth date to see your love years, the last ten and the next ten. The full report has eight parts, written from your chart. The Solar Terms widget now comes in small and medium sizes for your Home Screen, counting the days to the next term. Tap it to see when the current term began and when the next one starts. The palm reading says more clearly what happens to your photo.

Kaucim now works on iPhone Duo. It fills the outer display when the phone is closed. Open it and the inner display splits into two columns, with Today's card on the left and the Year Companion on the right; folding or opening keeps your place. Held half open like a book, text and buttons stay clear of the fold, and a compatibility reading puts one chart on each side. A chart cast from one of your birth profiles now shows that person's name. A chart with no birth hour says its palaces are placed for noon, so read them as a rough guide. If Apple is still verifying a payment, the app says so and won't ask you to pay again for the same reading. Question packs show how many uses are left. A Zi Wei or compatibility report bought while signed out now reminds you to sign in once, so it comes back on a new phone too.

Today is now on Apple Watch: one line a day from your own chart, on your watch face or in the Smart Stack. Zi Wei Monthly Reading is new under Explore, and it opens on this month.

The I Ching is here. Toss three coins to cast a hexagram, read the preview first, and open the full reading if you want more. Today now gives one reminder, a few plain words on the day, and one thing to do. With a lamp pass you can read tomorrow ahead, or any of the next 30 days. After a Jiaobei throw, the answer sits right under the blocks.

New Daily Stick widget. Pick Wong Tai Sin, Guan Yin or Che Kung, and a new stick shows up each day, with its title and the first two lines of its verse. Tap it to open that stick's reading. With a lamp pass, you can set it on a photo of Wong Tai Sin Temple. A Solar Terms widget for the Lock Screen counts the days to the next solar term and marks the 1st and 15th of the lunar month. The Jiaobei widget now shows the real blocks you throw in the app, and the brass pair if that is the one you use. In StandBy it is now easy to read in daylight. After your first Sheng Bei and the first stick you read, the app shows you how to put that widget on your Home Screen. After you cast a Zi Wei chart, the result now reads five things from it first, free. The full report comes right after that reading, so you no longer scroll to the bottom to find it. The share screen after a screenshot has been redone. The picture is bigger, one Share button sends it to WhatsApp, LINE, WeChat or anywhere else, and you can save it to Photos. If you would rather it did not come up after every screenshot, you can turn it off at the bottom of the screen. Before paying for Two Roads Reading, you can read a sample that sets two sticks side by side. From now on, when a new version is out, a small card at the top of Today lets you know. If you already allow notifications, you also get one reminder if you still haven't updated three days after it comes out.

The 2027 Year Companion is now in the app. It is written on the spot after you pay, each chapter can be read as soon as it is done, and the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island show how many chapters are in. Two Roads Reading is here too. When your heart is torn between two roads, draw a Wong Tai Sin stick for each and read the two together. Birth profiles are new. Save your own and other people's birth details once, then pick them for any chart or compatibility reading. Signed in, the app and the website share one list. A lunar birthday now also shows the solar date it converts to, so you can check it. Monthly readings bought in the app now follow your account to a new phone, and the months you bought stay on the chart. Every chart now has a way into compatibility. Shake your phone to draw a stick. Siri and Shortcuts can open Jiaobei, a stick or Today. With VoiceOver on, the app reads out the stick you drew and how the blocks landed. On iPad the Year Companion reads in two columns, and on Apple Watch a flick of the wrist casts the blocks. If you keep a lamp, the medium Today widget now shows it along the bottom: the lamp, the name on its slip and the days it has left. Restore Purchases now says what it found, and Records has a Purchased filter for everything you have bought. Compatibility and Zi Wei reports take a while to write. The app now waits until they are done, and a reading that was cut off is no longer shown as complete. Also fixed: in compatibility, picking a saved chart for the second person filled in the first.

Kaucim comes to iPad. Today, Jiaobei, Explore, Records and Profile are laid out for the larger screen, and Records can show three columns side by side. With a keyboard, ⌘1 to ⌘5 switch tabs, a new note is ⌘N and a cast is ⌘J. The app now opens on three screens, a moon, a pair of moon blocks and a last one that starts your chart. Four pictures at the top of Explore take you straight to a stick, the blocks, your chart or two charts side by side. Jiaobei has a tab of its own. A solid brass pair of moon blocks now waits on its stage. Watch it cast once before you decide whether to keep it, and once it is yours it works on the website too. The 8 a.m. reminder changed too. It now carries that day's line, written from your chart, and before you turn it on you see how it will look on the lock screen. The daily line and the one-week look-back can be switched on separately. The icon is the same seal cut the other way, cinnabar ground and paper-colored strokes. A paid reading now arrives line by line and ends with a seal. A Sheng Bei gives a small tap in your hand. After Throw Again, the next cast could show no result. That is fixed, and opening a link to a Japanese page no longer switches the whole app to Japanese.

Say what is on your mind when you first open the app; a Home Screen widget gives one line a day, read against your chart; the daily line is now in English; sign readings can name the moment you are in; the compatibility reading can start from a chart you already cast; the Red Flags score can be saved as a card; birth dates are typed, not scrolled; every product now says whether a single purchase, a question pack or the lamp pass opens it; a paid sign reading no longer opens blank; small fixes.

Today is now the first screen: how the day sits with your own sign, and the week ahead. Four tabs: Today, Explore, Records, Profile. A note with a question can remind you once, a week later, to look back. The notification never shows what you wrote. A new opening screen, a cleaner English typeface, and prices that line up. Small fixes.

A Home Screen widget: throw the jiaobei blocks without opening the app, and keep the result for two hours. An optional 8 a.m. reminder for Today and Your Chart. The quarterly and annual plans now show how they compare with monthly. Small fixes.

Pick what you want to see, fill in your details a step at a time, read a first take, then decide. ・On first open we ask whether you want your chart, a relationship reading, or to ask about one thing. You can also just look around. ・Chart and compatibility forms go step by step and keep what you typed when you go back. Both people's details are shown for a check before a compatibility chart is made. ・A first reading appears before the report contents and your details. If the price cannot load, try again. ・Suggested questions fill the moon-block page for you, and replacing a question asks first. After a sacred cast you can draw a stick and go deeper on that question with a question pack or a subscription. ・Subscription and report purchase pages spell out what is included and how renewal works, with Restore Purchases on the same page. A pending payment shows a waiting state. ・Apple Watch casts the same solid moon blocks as the web and iPhone, gains a cast history page, and hands a cast over to iPhone to carry on. ・Long-press the app icon on your Home Screen to draw a sign, cast the moon blocks, open your chart or see your records. Follow Us Find our latest updates on Threads: @kaucimai https://www.threads.com/@kaucimai Affiliate Program Want to share your experience with Kaucim? Learn about our Creator Partner Program: https://www.kaucim.ai/en/partners

Cast moon blocks with a tap or a drag, and see what a full report covers before you open it. ・Tap to cast the moon blocks, or drag and release. Watch them tumble and settle, even offline. ・A real palm photo now shows how to position your hand before taking a photo. ・Apple Watch now supports Simplified Chinese for moon blocks, the recent sign and complications, with updated moon block motion. ・Chart and compatibility summaries now list the topics included in the full report. ・Expand or collapse the monthly reading section on the chart summary page. ・Clearer explanations of summaries, full reports, and compatibility credits included with the annual pass. Follow Us Find our latest updates on Threads: @kaucimai https://www.threads.com/@kaucimai Affiliate Program Want to share your experience with Kaucim? Learn about our Creator Partner Program: https://www.kaucim.ai/en/partners

A preview before each reading. The sign-confirmation screen now sets the verse line by line. The daily chart line can be read against a different chart. The Guan Yin and Che Kung collections are available in Chinese. Small fixes.

Fixes the sign-drawing ritual screen and the rating prompt; the pass and question packs cover Wong Tai Sin, Che Kung and Guan Yin readings; small fixes.

A daily note for pass holders, and readings for the Guan Yin and Che Kung texts. • Today and your chart: a daily line read against your BaZi, with a 30-day strip, at the top of Records • Your zodiac against today's branch, for everyone • Guan Yin and Che Kung signs can now be read, not just browsed; the pass and question packs cover all three temples • Plans now lead with monthly, with a per-month figure on quarterly and annual • A purchase waiting for App Store approval now says so instead of showing as failed • Small fixes

Open the draw screen and start shaking right away, with no intro step. The fortune-drawing screen now uses the same tube and stick artwork as the website. Hold the tube to shake a stick loose, then cast jiaobei to confirm. Release early to start again. Kaucim is now on Apple Watch. Cast jiaobei for free, read the latest Wong Tai Sin sign opened on your iPhone, and add it to your watch face. The watch app supports Traditional Chinese and English. The annual pass now includes one full compatibility reading, available from the compatibility page. Mei Hua readings can be bought individually. Zi Wei monthly readings are also available from your chart, one lunar month at a time. Keepsakes from paid readings go into your book in Records. A repeat leaves an incense seal; three seals can be exchanged for a piece you have not collected. The offline library now includes 100 Guan Yin signs with Hong Kong and Taiwan text variants, plus 96 Che Kung signs. These source texts are in Traditional Chinese. Links to kaucim.ai open the matching page in the app. Purchased readings open from Records. We also corrected remaining English and Chinese labels in the Japanese iPhone chart and palm screens, and aligned the lucky-direction guide with solar-term month boundaries.

Japanese is here. With the device set to Japanese, or 日本語 chosen in the Me tab, the app becomes its Japanese edition: palm reading, Four Pillars, lucky directions and the gender jinx, all bought outright. The Chinese and English editions are unchanged.

Two new readings, and a simpler way to pay for any of them. Mixed Signals Reading takes the other person's birth details and lays out the relationship signals in the chart with a score. Read the free signals first, then decide whether to open the full reading. Crystal Match reads the leading element in your BaZi chart and maps it to colours, materials and the stones usually grouped with them. The full report turns that into specific pairings and wearing guidance, including a check for pieces you already own. Every full reading can now be bought outright, with no subscription. If you subscribe, readings in your plan stay unlimited. Records now lets you delete a single entry: swipe left and confirm. Full reports are stored only on this device, so the confirmation says what is about to go. Invite a friend: get your invite link from the Me tab. When a friend pays for any reading through it, you get that same reading free, with no limit.

The Charts tab now includes a wider set of native tools. This update adds Zi Wei and BaZi charts, Zi Wei Compatibility, Qi Men Dun Jia, Mei Hua Yi Shu, palm reading and Red Flags Reading. Input, free previews, full readings and saved records stay inside the app without opening a website result page. Journal is now Records, with one timeline for sign readings, charts, Qi Men, Mei Hua, palm readings and your own notes. Chart reports can still be paired with a reflection or exported as a PDF. Full readings are available through individual in-app purchases or monthly, quarterly and annual subscriptions. Eligible new subscribers can try the monthly plan free for seven days. Sign-in remains optional and is only needed to sync access and reports with the website or another device.

Qi Men readings now run natively in the app. Enter a question, explore the nine-palace chart and free preview, then choose whether to buy the full report. You can save purchased reports to your journal. When you sign in, eligible paid Qi Men reports from the app and website stay available for 365 days. Reports you have opened remain on your device until you delete them. This update also fixes use of question packs across sign readings and Qi Men reports.