Free Kua calculator + 14-point checklist

Feng shui for real homes. Every move labelled: tested, traditional, or preference.

Start with your free Kua number. Then walk your home with the structured guide. No fortunes, no upsells in the free tier.

What feng shui actually is. And what it isn't.

Feng shui is not a fortune. It is not a way to make money appear. It is not a list of red things to put by your front door.

Feng shui is a structured way of looking at a room. It asks where the door is. Where the bed is. Where the stove is. Where the light comes in. Where the air moves. Where you sit when you work.

Then it gives you a small number of changes to try.

Some of those changes are testable. Better light helps you read. A bed you can see the door from helps you sleep. A clean stove makes you cook more.

Some of them are traditional. The wealth corner. The mirror rules. The five-element pairings. We label those traditional, every time, and we tell you what the evidence does and does not say.

That is the whole deal.

Underneath the schools and the cures, feng shui is a way of reading space: orientation, movement, light, proportion, entrance, rest. My Feng Shui Home reads it that way because the site is written by an architect. More about who runs the site →

If you want the shortest way in, start with your Kua number. It tells you which four directions in your home traditionally support you and which four are traditionally handled with more care. It takes ten seconds.

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Pick a room you want to fix.

Tap a room. See the one move that matters most. The Personal Feng Shui Compass reads your Kua and your eight directions, so you can tell which directions support each room in your own home.

Tap a room above to see the one move that matters most.

The 14-point room harmony checklist.

One page, free. Print it, walk your home, and see what is already working.

One email. The PDF. We do not add you to any list. You can sign up later if you want more.

Paid guides and tools

Our paid products are personalised PDFs and focused tools.

Each gives you a structured way to decide what to do in the room you are standing in. One-time prices, 7-day refunds, no outcome promises. The spotlight one is below; the rest of the shelf is one click away.

The Personal Feng Shui Compass

One personalised PDF, keyed to your Kua number. It reads your East or West group, your four supportive directions and your four cautious directions, with traditional placements and a seven-day experiment.

  • Your Kua profile and a bagua chart of the eight directions, keyed to your number
  • Your four supportive directions (Sheng Qi, Tian Yi, Yan Nian, Fu Wei), each read for your Kua
  • Your four cautious directions framed as lower-priority placements, not curses
  • Traditional placements for the bed, the desk, and the dining seat
  • A seven-day experiment: one move to try, then leave for a week and notice

Also on the shelf: the 2026 Annual Feng Shui Planner, the Move-In Kit, the Bedroom and Relationship Reset, and the Business and Money Kit. Each is its own focused book.

See all paid guides and tools →

Common questions

Is feng shui real?

Feng shui is real as a structured design method. It looks at where doors, beds, stoves, light, and people sit in a room, then proposes small changes. Some changes are testable design choices. Some are traditional. We name which is which on every page.

Do I have to redecorate?

No. Most useful feng shui moves are tiny. A clean stove. A bulb replaced. A bed turned ninety degrees so you can see the door. The 14-point checklist on this page is finishable in one afternoon and asks for no new furniture.

How is this different from a magazine article on feng shui?

Magazines mix the practical bits with the mystical bits and label nothing. We separate them. You get the structured design version first, the traditional symbolism clearly labelled second, and a clear note on what the evidence supports.

Do I need to know my birthday for this?

Only if you want your Kua number, which keys the personal direction recommendations. The room walkthrough and the 14-point checklist work without it. You can use the whole free site without sharing a birthday at all.

What is the Kua number?

Your Kua number is a single digit from one to nine based on your birth year and gender. It sorts you into an East or West group and names four directions that traditionally support you and four to avoid. It takes ten seconds to calculate.

Is the site free?

The calculator, the methodology page, the room harmony checklist, and the teaser articles are all free with no account. Saving charts and reading the gated articles is free with an account. The paid guides and tools live on the products page. The free side of the site is the same site forever - paid content is opt-in.

What is the Personal Feng Shui Compass?

It is a personalised PDF keyed to your Kua number. It reads your East or West group, your four supportive directions and your four cautious directions, with traditional placements for the bed, the desk, and the dining seat, plus a seven-day experiment. It is personalised to your direction profile, the eight directions that follow from your Kua, not to your floor plan. Fourteen dollars, one-time, no subscription.

What about Western feng shui versus Classical feng shui?

Both are used by working practitioners. Classical schools use a compass and birth data. Western BTB uses the front door as the reference. We teach the Classical Compass School (which produces your Kua number) and we link both methods in the methodology page.

Start with your Kua number. Ten seconds.

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