A journal that starts
with a card.
Draw one, sit with what it brings up, and write it down. Then the app writes back — not a prediction, but what stands out in your words and one question worth sitting with. Composed on your device, sent nowhere.
…and 78 more cards to start from
Write it down, and keep it
A card each day gives you somewhere to start when the page is blank. Write what came up — every entry stays in your journal, with the card that opened it. Writing is free and always will be.
And it writes back
Not a prediction — a line or two naming what stands out in your words, and one question worth sitting with. Composed on your device by Apple's on-device intelligence: nothing is sent anywhere, no account, and it still works in Airplane Mode.
Three decks to start from
Metaphorical cards — open images with no fixed meaning, used by psychologists and coaches for self-reflection. Tarot's 22 Major Arcana, each with a written interpretation. And the classic 52-card deck. Draw one, or lay three for past, present and future.
Something to close the day
A living 3D book turns its pages to reveal a thought from Marcus Aurelius, Rumi, Jung and dozens of other writers. Alongside it: a numerology chart from your birth name and date, and a note on the day's moon phase. All in 16 languages.
See it before you write
Real screens, no mock-ups.





