Tử Vi AkiNet adds Star, Cung lookup and a sharing privacy mode
Tử Vi AkiNet 1.5.0 adds a 97-star, 12-palace reference, a toggle hiding name and birth day and month when sharing, and guest-chart transfer on login.
Tử Vi AkiNet added three things for newcomers: a terminology reference, a privacy mode for sharing a tử vi chart, and automatic transfer of charts cast while signed out into your account. All three shipped in version 1.5.0 (2026-08-05). The /topup route for buying Stars followed in 1.5.2 (2026-08-07).
How does the Star and Cung lookup on Tử Vi AkiNet work?
The Star lookup page at /sao/ lists the 97 stars of the Tử Vi Đẩu Số system, searchable by name and filterable by group: main stars, auspicious stars, malefic stars. Each star has its own page covering its nature, its meaning in the Mệnh palace, its element, yin or yang, its brightness across the 12 earthly branches, and notable combinations with the main stars. /cung/ lists the 12 palaces (cung), each with its own page as well. Both are readable at once, with no chart to cast and no account to create.
On a chart, every star name in the 12-palace table links to that star's reference page. Stars (★) are the unit that pays for AI readings; version 1.5.2 adds a public /topup route to see the Star packages and top up, even when signed out.
Private when shared, seamless when signed in
A toolbar button hides the chart owner's name and birth day and month, keeping only the birth year. The hiding applies on screen, in the exported PNG and in the breadcrumb at once, so you can share or screenshot a chart without exposing who it belongs to.
Before this, a chart cast while signed out vanished from /history after sign-in. From 1.5.0 it is transferred into your account whenever the app detects that you just signed in, with no manual step; repeating the call is harmless.
What do these three changes solve?
Newcomers tend to stall in two places: meeting an unfamiliar term with nowhere to look it up, and hesitating to share a chart because it exposes a name and birth date. The reference pages and the privacy button answer those two; automatic transfer covers charts cast before signing in. Tử Vi AkiNet shares its 3-persona AI reading universe with Kinh Dịch AkiNet.
All of it is live at tuvi.akinet.me.