Compatibility

Saju compatibility puts two birth charts side by side and reads how their energies support or clash — what draws the two people together, what wears thin over time, and what each can do about it.

Compatibility is not a single score handed down as a verdict. It is a comparison: whose energy is stronger where, which energies feed each other, which ones collide, and what each person is missing that the other happens to carry. That comparison is far more specific than matching birth years alone.

FortuneCat reads a pair in seven parts — the overall shape, the two energies, temperaments, what genuinely works, what strains, how to talk to each other, and what to actually do. You can read it as partners, as friends, or as colleagues, and the reading is written for that relationship rather than defaulting to romance.

There is also a reading that crosses two lenses at once: both charts and both MBTI types. Where a chart and a type pull the same way, that trait is strong; where they pull apart, the reading says which one usually wins under pressure. Each reading costs one crystal.

Do we both need our birth times?

No. Either person can leave the time unknown; that chart is then read from six characters instead of eight. The comparison still works, it is just less specific about temperament.

Does a low score mean the relationship won't work?

No. The score describes how much friction the two charts create, not whether the relationship survives. The useful part is the friction section — it names what starts trouble and what defuses it.

Can I read compatibility for friends or coworkers?

Yes. Pick the relationship type before reading. A colleague reading covers division of roles, decision-making and conflict instead of attraction and long-term fit.