This is the account side of Orivana: your saved readings, your history across devices, and fifty readings a day instead of three.
We store the question you asked, what was drawn, the reading, and the source text it was written from. That is the whole list, and you can delete any of it from here, permanently, without asking us.
You do not need an account to use any of this. Open the reading layer without signing in
Pick one from the sidebar, or here.
One question, in the words you would use talking to someone. The reading is written against it, so a vague question gets a vague reading.
Pick the images that were actually in the dream, ask what is going on, and get a reading written against Orivana's own dream entries — with a numbered source under every claim.
Your Life Path, Birthday, Expression, Soul Urge and Personality numbers worked out in the browser, then read against a question — with a numbered source under every claim.
Your chart cast from a real ephemeris, read against a question you write in your own words — with a numbered source under every claim so you can check each one.
Cast three coins six times, ask in your own words, and get a reading written against Orivana's own hexagram text — with a numbered source under every claim so you can check each one.
Draw a real spread, ask in your own words, and get a reading written against Orivana's own card entries — with a numbered source under every claim so you can check each one.
Nothing on this site needs one. Every tool works signed out, unlimited, and what you keep goes into this browser and no further.
An account raises the reading limit from three a day to fifty, and keeps your readings server-side so the one you asked on your phone is there on your laptop.
We store the question you asked, what was drawn, the reading, and the source text it was written from. That is the whole list, and you can delete any of it here, permanently, without asking us.
Saved server-side because you were signed in when you asked. Deleting one here deletes the row itself — it is not hidden and it is not archived.
The notebook. It lives in this browser, has no account behind it and no copy on any server. This is what the Keep button on every tool writes to.