Your birth details are a cipher. Inner Cipher reads them through three old systems at once, numerology, the western sky and the eastern calendar, and writes you one short piece each morning in plain language. No accounts, no advertising, no tracking.
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Three systems, read together rather than one at a time.
Most apps pick one tradition and stay there. Inner Cipher runs all three and pays attention to where they disagree, because that is usually the interesting part. Each works at a different speed: numerology by the day, the western sky by the season, the eastern calendar by the year.
Your birth date and the name on your birth certificate reduce to a handful of numbers: a life path, an expression, a soul urge. They move fastest, giving the day-to-day texture. How the numbers work
Where the sun, moon and planets sat when you were born, and how today's sky moves against that. A birth time sharpens it, but it is not required. How the chart works
Ten heavenly stems against twelve earthly branches, giving an animal and an element. This is the slow layer, turning in years rather than days. How the cycle works
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Five kinds of reading, one of them written by a person.
Everything below is written from a set of numbers and category labels computed on your phone. Your birth date itself never reaches us.
One short piece each morning: what the three systems make of the day, a single thread to hold onto, and a few small rituals worth doing. Written by an AI model from your chart facts, not by a person.
Today is for the other person. Wait, listen, and let someone else speak first.
Fire Snake days are warm but narrow. They favour striking once rather than often. That is a decent fit for you, and the wider run of the year is on your side.
Page 1 of 2Ask one colleague a real question and let them finish. Send the reply you have been drafting in your head. Clear one finished thing off your desk before lunch. Let the decision you keep circling wait until Thursday.
Tomorrow is lighter, and better for saying things out loud than for building anything.
Page 2 of 2The shape of the month rather than a day by day forecast: where the weight sits, which weeks ask something of you, and which are better left quiet.
A long portrait built from the whole chart: what you are driving at, what you retreat to, how you handle work, rest, conflict and money, and the places where your three systems argue with each other.
Add someone you know, or connect with another reader using a one time code, and the app reads the two charts together: where you match, where you pull, and how a shared season is likely to run. When you connect by code, what crosses is encrypted on the phone that sends it, through a server that cannot read it.
The one part of Inner Cipher a person writes. You ask a question or ask nothing at all, and a reader lays out real cards by hand and writes the reading back to you. Nobody, including us, knows what the cards are until they are pulled.
You asked about a job offer. The cards barely mention the job. They go straight for why you are asking, which is the more useful question and the harder one.
Page 2 of 6The deciding is done. The permission is the work.
Say the thing to the person it concerns, not to the people around them. Give it until the end of the month before you call it either way.
Page 5 of 6Tarot readings are bought with credits, a one off purchase through Apple, and cost the same whether or not you subscribe. If nobody picks your order up within 48 hours the credits come back automatically. A reading normally arrives within a day or two.
Built for a minute a day, not for scrolling.
One reminder each morning, scheduled on your own device. No push server, no device tokens, and no way for us to know whether you opened it.
The day read three ways, with a thread to hold and a few small rituals.
The shape of the weeks ahead, and the handful of dates that ask something.
Two charts read together, for the people you actually spend your days with.
A free tier, two subscriptions, and credits for tarot.
Prices are shown in the app in your own currency before you buy anything. Nothing here renews without you choosing it, and you can manage or cancel any subscription in your Apple account settings.
The daily reading, and enough of the chart to see whether any of this is for you.
The fuller daily reading, the month ahead, and the reference passages that explain what each term in your chart actually means.
Everything in Initiate, plus the whole life portrait and reading two charts together.
Tarot readings are paid for with credits rather than a subscription. They do not expire, and a subscription does not change what a reading costs.
The ones worth answering plainly.
No. Inner Cipher reads the day, not your fate. The traditions it draws on are not scientifically validated and it makes no claim to predict anything. It is for reflection, and nothing in it is advice.
The daily reading, the month ahead and the whole life portrait are written by an AI model from facts computed from your birth details. No person writes or reviews one before you see it. Tarot is the exception and the opposite: a person lays out real cards and writes it by hand.
They stay on your phone. The app computes your chart on the device and sends only the results, a sun sign, a life path number and similar. Your birth date, birth time, birthplace and the name on your birth certificate are never transmitted. There are no accounts, so we never have your email address either. The full privacy policy
No. Everything works without it. A birth time mainly sharpens the rising sign and the house placements, so the chart is a little more precise with one.
Not at the moment. Inner Cipher is an iPhone app.