Your room, thoughtfully read
From one photo
to a fresh perspective.
Notice what works. Choose what to change.
A reading you
can put to use.
Start with a clear photo
Choose a bedroom, living room, workspace or dining room. Photograph enough of the room to show its main furniture and pathways. Dark, blurry or unsuitable photos may need another attempt.
Preview, then unlock
The free preview shows your photo and the reading’s structure. The complete score, findings and improvement checklist require a purchase. Purchases are not available yet; you can explore a full example now.
Try a few changes
The plan identifies what to adjust, where, and why, with priority and effort for each action. It starts with what is visible and favors using furniture you already own. Checking off an action records progress; it doesn’t change your score.
Compare the same room
The planned purchase includes one successful follow-up scan. Photograph the room from a similar angle and in similar light so visible changes are easier to compare. Different framing can change an assessment.
Six ways to see your space
The details behind the reading.
- Chi Flow
- Visible entrances, pathways and the furniture you move around.
- Command & Protection
- How the main seat, bed or desk relates to visible doors and supporting walls.
- Clutter & Clarity
- Crowded surfaces, storage and the space between things.
- Light & Air
- Visible light and apparent openness, rather than measured ventilation.
- Five Elements
- Wood, fire, earth, metal and water symbolism in visible colors, shapes and materials.
- Yin & Yang
- The balance of restful and stimulating qualities for the room’s purpose.
A thoughtful lens.
An honest limit.
Interpretation, not measurement
Feng Shui is a Chinese tradition with different schools and methods. Hello Feng Shui uses selected principles as a lens for considering a room’s arrangement. An AI-assisted photo reading is not an in-person consultation or a scientific assessment.
What a score means
The overall score is the rounded average of six category scores. Estimated potential is a projection based on suggested changes, not a guaranteed result. Neither number measures health, happiness, wealth or luck.
What a photo cannot show
A single view may omit doors, walking routes or parts of the floor plan. It cannot establish compass orientation, air quality or how a space feels to you. Recommendations should acknowledge those gaps. We do not invent a personalized Bagua map from missing information.
Your room comes first
Use suggestions that fit your space, access needs and daily life. A useful change might be as simple as clearing a route to a chair. You do not need to buy symbolic objects or replace your furniture.
A little room for possibility
See your space
with fresh eyes.
See the reading, the reasoning, and the plan.