Brand FAQ
This page covers TianJi Yao's brand positioning, what the platform offers, where to find different types of information, and the most common brand-related questions from new visitors.
Brand positioning
TianJi Yao brings together divination services, learning resources, case references and support content on one platform.
Key pages
Different pages focus on service entry points, method guides, case references and support information so you can find what you need more quickly.
Boundaries
This page explains what the platform is suited for, which features have separate notes, and the boundaries to keep in mind while using it.
Brand and site structure
These questions explain what the brand is and why the site is layered.
How is TianJi Yao related to the former AI Divination label?
TianJi Yao is the clearer brand expression of the same product line. It keeps the AI metaphysics services, but the site no longer mixes every purpose into one landing page. Tools, guides, cases and trust pages now have separate roles.
Why keep separate entry points for AI fortune, AI divination and free fortune?
Because they do not serve the same user stage. AI fortune is better for direction-setting, AI divination is better for concrete events and short-term choices, and the free fortune hub helps visitors compare entry points before they start.
Why split guides and cases into their own hubs?
Tool pages exist to start. Guide pages explain methods, terms and question design. Case pages show how a question is unpacked and followed up. If those roles stay mixed together, page focus becomes weaker for both readers and search engines.
Service scope and usage
This group explains which entry pages can be started directly, where limits are explained, and how to use results.
Does the brand page promise that every feature is permanently free?
No. Brand and homepage content only highlight entry points you can start with. If a specific feature has notes about credits, depth or extended capability, that page is the source of truth.
What kinds of questions is the platform best suited for?
It is best used to clarify questions, compare options, evaluate timing and organize next steps. It should not replace professional judgment in high-risk domains such as medicine, law or finance.
What is the best way to use a result?
Use it as a structured reference. Start with the reasoning behind the result, decide what is useful in your situation, and then make a second-pass judgment against your real context rather than treating one result as a final answer.
Trust and governance
These questions point to author, review and support resources.
Where should I look for brand method, authors and review details?
Brand positioning and site structure live on the About page, authors and review roles live on the Authors page, and update and citation rules live in the Editorial Policy. The Help Center covers usage questions, while the learn and case hubs cover method and examples.
Why does the brand page not answer every usage question directly?
Because its job is to explain what the platform is and why the site is organized this way. If it tried to absorb every how-to question, term explanation and example, it would become another unfocused catch-all page.
Where should privacy and support questions go?
Usage-level privacy, scope and boundary questions belong in the Help Center and the relevant feature pages. Brand positioning, content workflow and site structure belong here, on the About page and on the Authors and Editorial Policy pages.
Continue from the brand FAQ
If you want to continue into the platform overview, help resources, guides, cases or author details, use the pages below.
Read the platform overview, services and usage notes.
Use this for fit, free scope and usage questions.
Continue with method notes, terms and question design paths.
See how questions are unpacked and followed up through cases.
See the collaboration roles and review chain behind the content.
Read update, citation and review rules.