Do exports include interpretation?

No. Exports carry computed fields, method labels, and availability states only. They do not add narrative, commentary, or ratings.

Which formats does LifeSense produce?

Supported formats include JSON, Markdown, and printable layouts. Each carries the same chart-facts-only fields and confidence labels.

LifeSense / Chart Export

LifeSense chart export formats

LifeSense exports chart facts as structured records. The guide names the available formats, the fields they carry, and what they never add.

What shows up in the chart

Export formats such as JSON, Markdown, and printable layouts when supported.
Per-system field groups (BaZi, Jyotish, Zi Wei, Western) in each export.
Method labels, availability states, and confidence boundaries carried into the export.
No generated readings, commentary, or ratings added to any export.

Why exact time matters

Exports carry the same time basis and confidence labels as the on-screen chart. Unknown-time exports keep hour-sensitive fields unavailable or low-confidence.

What an export is here

In LifeSense, an export is a structured record of the computed chart facts. The page names the formats and fields without turning them into a reading.

What exports never add

Exports do not add narrative, commentary, or ratings. Missing fields stay unavailable or low-confidence in every format.

Use this guide with the calculator

This guide is meant to help you recognize the fields after the chart is calculated, not to replace the calculator.

Look for these method labels in the result: Chart Export, JSON, Markdown, Print Layout, Birth Time Confidence, Availability.
Before exporting, check the time basis: Exports carry the same time basis and confidence labels as the on-screen chart. Unknown-time exports keep hour-sensitive fields unavailable or low-confidence.
If the result labels a field unavailable, approximate, or low-confidence, keep that boundary in your notes.