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FEAT Lab Research Console

A professional research console built on FEAT Theory ABC — Five Elements Analysis Theory of Active Balanced Concentration. Enter a date of birth and study how the five-element concentration of a person stands today, and how numbers in daily use, family members, lifestyle and time keep moving it.

Open the demo console

Real Time Concentration

All nine elements at birth and today, with their shield protection, read in real time for any date of birth.

Element pairs

Water–Fire, Soft Wood–Yellow Metal and Hard Wood–White Metal, with the balance zone of each pair today and at birth.

Life-area readings

Health and body systems, mind, relationships, money, career mindset, work style and career fields.

Family support system

Who in the family supports which life area, since when, and what weakens if that support goes.

Lifestyle impact

How regular gym and swimming move the balance, with clear alerts when an activity works against it.

Time machine

Life phases, year scores and month readings, and the whole picture at any age from birth to 80.

What-if lab

Test a new name, mobile, vehicle or house number before you change it, and see every reading that moves.

One-click PDF report

A complete research report with charts for the profile on screen, ready to keep or share with a client.

Who it is for

Questions

Is there a free version of the FEAT Lab Research Console?

Yes. Anyone can open the console in demo mode and explore saved demo profiles. Entering your own data needs full access.

Who is the FEAT Lab Research Console for?

It is designed for professionals and practitioners who already have a working knowledge of FEAT Theory ABC. It is not meant for new users.

What does full access cost?

Full access costs 5,999 FEAT Credits for 30 days, paid from the FEAT Credits wallet. Bonus and real credits can both be used. The fee is non-refundable.

Can I renew before my access ends?

Yes. You can renew at any time. The days you have left are carried forward and 30 new days are added.

Does the console explain how each value is calculated?

No. The console shows calculated values only. The rule book behind them is private, and no support is given for interpreting the data.

Can I download a report?

Yes. With full access, one click creates a complete PDF research report with charts for the profile on screen.

Try the console below with a demo profile.

Person
Numbers in daily use
Family (optional)
Lives with you
Quick examples
Lifestyle (optional)

Tick only what the person really does, then enter the month and year it started. Gym = daily, at least 1 hour. Swimming = regular, at least 30 minutes. Smoking = daily, 5 or more cigarettes. Alcohol = daily, 60 ml or more. Occasional use is recorded but does not change any level.

You
Spouse
Father
Mother
Child 1
Child 2
Number history (optional · old or current numbers with the years used)
Number history — old numbers, or a current number with the year you started it (leave To blank). A name can be entered as its number.

Your test log

Check the calculator against real life

  1. Calculate a person above.
  2. Type a real event from that person's life and its year — marriage, job change, loss, illness, promotion.
  3. Mark it good or bad, then press Add to log.

The calculator shows what it had said about that year: Good year (+3 or more), Difficult year (−4 or less) or Mixed year (in between). Agrees means your event matches; Disagrees means it does not; mixed years are not compared. Remove a row with Delete. After 10–20 events, press Copy log and share it.

PersonYearYour eventCalculator saidResult
How to read this calculator

Inputs

Date of birth is required. Name, mobiles, vehicles and house number are optional; each one that matches an element present in the birth chart raises it, and each one on a missing element gives it a little support. "Try other numbers" lets you test single digits (for example a new name number) without typing real numbers. Family dates of birth switch on the family reading. Reading year sets the age and the year being read.

Score ranges

ScoreMeaning
75 – 100Strong — a natural strength
50 – 74Fair — works, with some care
30 – 49Needs care — gives trouble without attention
0 – 29Weak area — main area to work on
Health riskMeaning
60 – 100High — take care early, consult a doctor for checks
30 – 59Watch — keep an eye on it
0 – 29Low
Family scoreMeaning
75 – 100Best — strong natural support
60 – 74Good
45 – 59Watch — some friction
0 – 44Friction — needs conscious care
Axis gapZone
0 – 49%Balanced
50 – 99%Watch
100 – 149%Critical
150 – 199%Super critical
200%+Super risky critical

This page is a research aid for FEAT practitioners. Health lines are risk patterns, not a medical diagnosis.