A personal weekly horoscope, read from the true sky
Not your Sun sign's column. One week at a time, Oraclia reads the true sky against your chart, your signs and your prophecies.
Opening soon on iPhone and Android
The true sky of your week
Sunday to Saturday, in a framed almanac: the Moon's phases, each planet entering a sign, each one turning retrograde or direct. All of it is computed on your phone from a bundled table of NASA JPL's DE441 ephemeris. Nothing is invented.
Written for one person
Oraclia reads that sky with your birth chart, your profile, your two previous horoscopes and the signs and prophecies the week echoes. It takes about a minute, and you can leave while she stargazes. You'll get a word when it's written.
What to wear, what to do, whom to seek
Each week holds its lucky color, number and day, and a compass of where to be and what to avoid. Three tabs go further: appearance, with jewelry and outfits; activities, with what the week is good for and what is better to wait; communication, with how to speak and with whom.
Questions about this rite
How is this different from a normal horoscope?
A normal horoscope is written for everyone with your Sun sign. Oraclia's is written once, for you, from the real positions of the planets that week and from your own chart and signs.
When can I read next week's horoscope?
On the Saturday before it begins. You can ask for the week you are in on any day, and earlier weeks stay in your history to reread.
One story
Every rite feeds the same prophecies
A rite in Oraclia is never a separate app. Your signs, cards, weeks and bonds are read together, so each one makes the others truer.
- SignsYour dreams and omens, each one read
- TarotOne draw a week from a deck in gold
- PropheciesWhat may come, and when
- Birth chartThe sky at your first breath
- CompatibilityTwo skies, one bond
- AmuletsWhat each rank leaves behind
Opening soon on iPhone and Android