FAQ
Short answers on trust, safety, and product mechanics — starting with “is this diagnosis?” and “is 运气 personal luck?”
- Is this a medical diagnosis?
- No. TianJi provides educational wellness information based on traditional Chinese medicine climate theory. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease, and it does not prescribe medication or dosages.
- Does “yunqi (运气)” mean personal fortune?
- No. Here, yunqi means the five movements and six qi — classical climate rhythms in the Suwen tradition — not personal luck (运势). See the glossary for the product’s canonical wording.
- Why do different people get different advice?
- The same computed climate pattern can emphasize different wellness directions depending on birth-date pattern, optional region, and which Yunqi layer is active. The calendar math is deterministic; wording is grounded in retrieved classical passages where applicable.
- How is AI used?
- AI translates and formats retrieved classical passages into readable modern language. It does not compute Yunqi patterns and must not invent citations. Citation verification and safety filters run before output is shown.
- What is the anonymous quota?
- You can generate a small number of Layer-2 cards per day without signing in (typically 3). Additional generations prompt login. Layer-1 calculators are separate from that generation quota.