A reading of your actual home

Read the home you have — or the one you're choosing.

Read your actual rooms across six spatial traditions, then cross-check each finding against relevant research.

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Sample reading

Sample

Good

3-Bedroom Home · East Facing

Harmony Score · out of 100

Directional82
Elements71
Light & Air88
Proportion65
Biophilic74

One reading, three moments

Begin with the decision in front of you.

A current home, a possible home or a plan that has not yet been built.

An open doorway leading from a lived-in home into daylight

Before you buy

Buy with a clearer view

Read the orientation, rooms and trade-offs before you commit.

Check a property

A simple green sofa in a naturally lit room

Where you live now

Understand the home around you

See what supports the household, what asks for attention and what to try first.

Read your home

Architectural floor plans laid out on a work table

Before you build

Set the plan before the walls

Review orientation, layout, light and materials while change is still easy.

Plan a build

The differentiator

The traditions show where. The science shows why.

Every finding starts where independent traditions agree - the same placement reached by Vastu, by Feng Shui, by others that never met. Then we check it against a study that can measure it. Three witnesses. You act only on what all three agree.

Finding · 01 of 12

Your bedroom’s south-west orientation is supporting deeper rest.

Independent traditions point to the same placement. A measured study reaches the same conclusion. You act on what all three agree.

Confidence: high

Classical text

Brihat Samhita · Ch. 53, v. 71

Vastu opens the home to the east and north-east, so the first light of the day reaches the rooms that wake with it.

Cross-cultural agreement

I Ching · Zhen trigram (☳)

Independently, the Zhen trigram assigns the east to wood and beginnings - the direction of morning and of things that start. The two systems agree without contact.

Peer-reviewed Research

Source under verification

Daylight reaching a bedroom earlier in the day is associated with an earlier, steadier sleep rhythm.

This is one of twelve findings in a typical report.

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How it works

From the plan to a clear next action.

Read your home — free

01
Tell us about the home
Upload a floor plan or answer a short set of questions about the place you have, may buy or plan to build.
About 5 minutes
02
Set the orientation
Add the compass direction and answer only what the plan cannot show.
Your actual rooms
03
We cross-check the reading
Sphelios cross-checks the reading across six spatial traditions and relevant research.
Six traditions
04
Receive what to do next
See the Harmony Score, five dimensions, priorities and next actions in plain language.
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Pricing

A first reading is free.

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Read your home

Your score, top findings, and starter fixes.

0–100 Harmony Score
Five-dimension breakdown
8 of your 20 findings
Emailed link to your report

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Full reading

$20

Every finding, every citation, every fix, as a PDF you keep.

All 20 findings, room by room
Triple citations on each
Specific remedies with purchase links
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A Vastu-aligned layout before the first wall goes up.

Optimised room placement
Directional analysis across six traditions
Material and orientation guidance

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Your first finding

Your home is already saying something.

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Read the home you have — or the one you're choosing.