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Verify source data and timing conventions
Check birth time, location, time zone, calendar handling, house system, or the rules of the selected metaphysics method before interpretation. Consistent inputs make later comparisons easier to review.
AI-assisted metaphysics workstation
Horosa.app
Western astrology and Chinese metaphysics in one workstation, with chart timing, divination systems, references, and AI analysis.
Latest client downloads
Latest client downloads
Windows and macOS local builds are loaded from the latest Releases. Charts and cases stay local on your machine.
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Core capabilities
Western astrology and timing
Natal charts, transits and progressions, synastry, primary directions, plus Qizheng and Vedic branches in one workspace.
Chinese natal systems
Bazi, Ziwei Dou Shu, almanac tools, and reference material for moving from birth data to calendar logic and pattern analysis.
Divination systems
Qimen Dunjia, Liuren, Taiyi, Liuyao, and related systems share one entry point for charting, comparison, and review.
Feng Shui and electional timing
Feng Shui, date selection, and almanac-oriented tools keep spatial, temporal, and natal analysis in the same context.
Planetarium and fixed stars
Planetarium projection, fixed-star click and search, and chart visualization help inspect positions and chart details.
Cases, history, and knowledge base
Organize cases, analysis history, references, and knowledge-base lookup for long-term research without jumping between tools.
AI analysis and structured output
Use an AI Key for streaming conversations, structured analysis, reference extraction, and cleaner written summaries.
Local installation and offline work
Windows and macOS builds install locally and keep case data on your machine, suitable for long-term case management and personal research.
Local research workflow
From chart calculation to review in one Xingque AI workflow
Xingque AI connects source checking, chart observation, AI-assisted organization, and long-term review. Start with one test case, then expand into celebrity records, event timelines, and multi-chart comparisons.
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Study multiple methods in one workspace
Open natal charts, timing techniques, relationship charts, or Chinese metaphysics modules according to the question, while keeping chart observations, case context, and references together.
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Use AI to organize evidence and open questions
Give structured chart data to AI and ask it to separate chart facts, possible interpretations, counterexamples, and missing information. Source verification and final judgment remain with the researcher.
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Save a case record that can continue
Keep the chart, prompt, AI output, human revisions, and later verification in one case. Future sessions can continue from the existing record instead of repeating the same setup and research.
Personal cases and long-term follow-up
Keep birth data, chart settings, research questions, and real-world feedback with the same case. Add later transits, progressions, and events to compare early observations with subsequent verification.
Celebrity records and focused comparisons
Find cases by name, profession, or category, then separate source reliability, chart facts, similarities, differences, and counterexamples. Move beyond one persuasive example toward comparisons that can be checked again.
Method study and technical review
When studying Bazi, Ziwei Dou Shu, Qimen Dunjia, or another method, preserve timing conventions, calculation rules, school assumptions, and references so differences can be traced back to their source.
Local-first work keeps charts, cases, and long-term research notes on your computer. When a model is needed, the user can choose which structured fields to send and omit private background or unnecessary source records.
A reviewable case should preserve source links, birth-time confidence, chart settings, software version, and the original question. If the source changes later, you can identify which observations need to be recalculated instead of rebuilding everything.
New users do not need to learn every module at once. Start with one test case and one familiar method, confirm that charting and saving work, then complete one cycle of observation, AI organization, and human review before adding more cases.
Latest Articles / Guides
Latest Articles / Guides
Start with downloads, AI Key, point balance, and AI setup notes to get Xingque AI running quickly.
Astrology Research2026-07-09
How to Use 59,199 Celebrity Charts for Reviewable Astrology Research
No research forms required: select celebrity charts in Horosa, export the data, and copy a scenario prompt for single-chart reading, comparison, group research, counterexample checks, and review notes.
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When AI Chart Analysis Feels Wrong: A Troubleshooting Checklist
A Horosa and Xingque AI troubleshooting guide for vague, inconsistent, or unreliable chart analysis, covering input data, time conventions, prompts, and review notes.
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Metaphysics and Divination Systems: An Entry Map for Xingque AI Users
A Xingque AI and Horosa guide based on the video “玄学与术数概览【玄秘入门】（一）”, mapping Chinese metaphysics, divination systems, astrology, Bazi, Zi Wei Dou Shu, and AI-assisted analysis.
Read articleChart Method2026-06-29
True Solar Time or Beijing Time?
A Xingque AI and Horosa user guide to true solar time, Beijing Time, hour-boundary cases, and why chart analysis should keep one consistent time convention.
Read articleAI Usage2026-06-21
How to Prompt Xingque AI: Chart Notes, Analysis Goals, and Better AI Questions
A practical guide for users who have configured the Xingque AI Key and want better Horosa AI analysis through clearer chart context, goals, and output formats.
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