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Online · AI Home Feng Shui
Self-serve online feng shui consultant for home design—check your layout, skip local booking, get ranked fix tasks.


Drag to compare: bad vs good bedroom feng shui
Not a “near me” appointment desk · Self-serve AI + form rules · Free plan includes 10 credits
Home wellness, not superstition theater
How Free Home Check works
Draw the shell, drag furniture from a tray, then Free Home Check for a scored analysis report. Built for self-serve results—not a booking desk.

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Trace walls, door swings, and windows on a grid—see the empty shell before furniture.

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Beds, sofas, desks—drop at real scale. No competitor-style 3D gimmick required to understand placement.

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Free Home Check returns a layout analysis report—backing, door clear, soft light—and turns misses into tasks you can tick off.
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From home design feng shui browsing to a scored bedroom or living report—one product path.
Walls and furniture stay readable while you work—built for layout checks, not architecture school.
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Narrow rooms and L-shapes get scored tasks—not vague luck tips.
Solve layout problems
After the check, open bedroom, living, or kitchen guides for deeper rules.
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Customer voices
Self-serve reports—clear tasks, no appointment desk. Names shown with permission for marketing samples.
“I finally moved my bed off the window wall. Sleep felt calmer the same week—and I didn’t book a consultant visit.”
Maya Chen
Renter · Brooklyn
“The living-room score called out our floating sofa. One pull to the wall and the room stopped feeling chaotic.”
Jordan Ellis
Homeowner · Austin
“Desk command position tips were practical. I rotated the desk, cleared cable clutter, and focus actually improved.”
Priya Nair
WFH designer · Seattle
“Zoning a studio used to confuse me. The before/after language made sleep vs living edges obvious.”
Alex Romero
Studio apartment · Chicago
“Master suite checklist about equal nightstands sounded small—until we fixed it. Feels more balanced for both of us.”
Hannah Kim
Couple · San Jose
“Free Home Check beat guessing from YouTube. Ranked tasks I could do Saturday—no mystical shopping list.”
Chris Patel
First-time buyer · Denver
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Browse room-by-room feng shui guides—bedroom, living, kitchen, and more.
Try a calculator first, then open a full layout report.
Find the wealth corner from your facing and floor shape.
02Free BaZi chart to align home layout with birth data.
03Lucky moving date windows from the Chinese almanac.
04House facing basics before you place furniture.
Same report engine—pick the capture path that fits you.
Available now
Draw walls, doors, windows and key furniture on a quiet canvas—then generate the check.
Free Home CheckComing later
AI floor-plan recognition into an editable layout is coming soon—draw manually for now.

FAQ
Cost, what we do, and how self-serve differs from hiring someone near you.
Cases
Every sketch expanded—before/after spatial fixes, not lucky charms.


Issue
Bed floated in the room with TV glare opposite the pillow—rest felt shallow.
Fix
Moved the bed to a solid wall, softened the screen reflection, cleared under-bed storage.
Re-check: sleep-related score improved after layout confirm.


Issue
Southeast corner piled with boxes; pathway pinched and light stayed dim.
Fix
Cleared clutter, opened circulation, added one warm lamp at the active sector.
Brightness and walkability improved before any “lucky” décor.


Issue
Sleep and work shared one sightline—hard to rest or focus.
Fix
Rug + low shelf split zones without building walls; bed gained a soft back.
Same square meters, clearer mental map of the room.


Issue
Sink and stove faced each other with no buffer; prep cluttered the aisle.
Fix
Shifted prep to a side run, kept a clear triangle, closed the bathroom sightline.
Safer cooking path without mystic “cures”.


Issue
Desk faced a blank wall with back to the door—startle and shallow focus.
Fix
Rotated to see the entry with solid chair backing; cabled clutter into one tray.
Focus cues came from geometry, not figurines.


Issue
Door opened straight to the sofa; damp air drifted into living space.
Fix
Kept the door shut habit, added exhaust timing, placed a visual buffer outside.
Moisture and sightline fixed before buying “sha” charms.