Dream interpretation, omens and living propheciesYour dreams are trying to tell you something.

Every dream you remember and every sign you notice is part of one story. Oraclia reads them, remembers them and shows you how they connect.

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Rumor

A name returns at dusk

Someone from your past will ask you for an answer.

Window of manifestation
Nov 2 – Nov 9
Story

What the water returns

Something you let go of comes back to you, changed.

Window of manifestation
Nov 4 – Nov 29
Legend

A door opens unasked

A threshold you gave up on will open from the other side.

Window of manifestation
Nov 7 – Nov 19
Fable

The moth finds its moon

A long-held wish begins to answer you in small, bright ways.

Window of manifestation
Oct 28 – Nov 27
Echo

The quiet before rain

A small pause in your plans makes space for rest.

Window of manifestation
Nov 5 – Nov 8

Why it feels different

Other apps read one sign. Oraclia reads the thread.

A tarot app never hears your dream. A dream dictionary never sees the magpies. A horoscope has heard of neither. Oraclia keeps all of it, and reads each new sign against the ones that came before.

  1. Tuesday, on the walk home

    Three magpies wait at the crossroads. One holds a scrap of red thread.

  2. Thursday, before the alarm

    You dive into a cold sea and find a silver ring. A voice you know calls from the shore.

  3. Sunday, just after waking

    A brass key turns in its lock by itself. Behind the door, your childhood garden.

  4. Then Oraclia draws the line

    Three signs, one thread. A new prophecy takes shape, with a window in which it may come true.

A prophecy isn't a one-off reading. It stays alive: a new sign can reinforce it, turn it, or wake one that had closed. When its window ends, you give your word on whether it came true. And when one never comes, that is part of the story too. Fate is fluid.

How it works

A dream journal that answers back

A minute at dawn, a moment when something strange happens. That is the whole practice.

  1. At dawn

    Speak before it fades

    Tap the golden orb and tell your dream out loud, half asleep. A pause won't cut you off. When you go quiet, Oraclia asks who was there, or how it felt.

    Oraclia's capture screen: “Tell me your sign, Mira”, with a golden microphone orb
  2. During the day

    Note what felt strange

    A black cat. The same number on every clock. A coin at your door, face down. Record the omen while it's still warm, in your own words and your own language.

    The Signs page: a week of journal days above a list of dream and omen cards
  3. Moments later

    Oraclia reads it

    What it means for you, what to do, what may come, and which earlier signs it echoes. Not a symbol dictionary: every reading is written for you, from everything you've told her.

    A sign's reading: the card “The ring beneath the water” over “What it means for you”
  4. In the weeks after

    Your prophecies move

    Each sign can strengthen a prophecy, change its course or begin a new one. They wait on their shelves until the window closes and you say how it ended.

    The Prophecies page: shelves for ongoing, upcoming, fulfilled, unfulfilled and expired prophecies

Fate Intensity

Most signs are faint. Some you'll keep forever.

Oraclia rates how charged each sign is: the strangeness of how its parts collide, its coincidences, the weight of its images. Never how long you told it. The rarer the tier, the fewer the signs that reach it.

Share of signs in ordinary use, approximate

Rare Alignment
Dream

The ring beneath the water

You dove into a cold sea and found a silver ring on the seabed, while a voice you knew called from the shore.

Thursday

The temple

Seven rites. One story.

There is no tab bar in Oraclia. Each rite rests on its own column in a temple above the clouds, and every one of them feeds the same prophecies.

Tarot

A weekly tarot reading, from a deck engraved in gold

The Oraclia deck holds all 78 cards, after Pamela Colman Smith's compositions of 1909, each engraved in gold on a night card. Draw one for your week's focus, or three for its theme, its challenge and its support. The reading knows your week's sky, your last three weeks of cards and the prophecies they echo.

  • 78 engraved cards
  • One or three cards
  • One draw a week
More about the weekly tarot

Choose a card

You drew

A week's horoscope: its seven days, the Moon's phases and planets above Oraclia's reading

Horoscope

A weekly horoscope written for one person

Not your Sun sign's column. Oraclia takes the true sky of your week, its Moon phases, planets changing signs and retrogrades, computed from a NASA ephemeris and never invented, and reads it against your chart, your signs and your prophecies. Then she tells you what to wear, what to do and whom to seek.

The week's sky

  1. Sun1
  2. Mon2
  3. Tue3
  4. Wed4
  5. Thu5
  6. Fri6
  7. Sat7

Tonight's Moon

Waning Crescent 17% lit

More about the weekly horoscope

Birth chart

Your birth chart, to the degree

Your birth date is enough to begin. Add the hour and the place, from 34,813 cities searched offline, for your Ascendant, Midheaven and twelve houses. The chart is drawn on your phone from NASA's planetary tables, and your birth hour and place are never sent to an AI.

  • SunYour radiant core
  • MoonYour inner tides
  • RisingYour outward face
More about the birth chart

Find your Sun sign's creature

Born under the fish. Oraclia will read your signs in its light.

Engraving of two swans on still water under an arch
As lovers
Engraving of two songbirds on a branch under an arch
As friends

Compatibility

Compatibility, read from both birth charts

Lay your chart beside another's, and Oraclia reads what passes between you, thread by thread, as lovers and as friends. Both charts are drawn and scored on your phone. Your three readings return seven days after the first.

More about compatibility
A bond read: two zodiac medallions, a score of 69 percent, and the title “The tide and the torch”

Ranks and amulets

Every rite leaves something behind

Each rite earns insight, and insight raises your Seeker Rank: twenty-five ranks named for Greek letters, from Sampi, the forgotten letter, to Alpha, the first light. Each rank risen carries what you lived through it to the Astral Forge, where it becomes an amulet.

More about ranks and amulets
The Astral Forge: an anvil at the heart of an alchemist's circle with rank sigils in its band

Twenty-five ranks

A hundred amulets from eleven traditions

  • Runes of the North
  • Celtic Knots
  • The Nile and the Sands
  • The Eastern Path
  • Slavic Hearth
  • Old Mediterranean
  • Far Shores
  • The Witch's Craft
  • The Alchemist's Work
  • Sacred Geometry
  • Oraclia's Sky

Meet Oraclia

She is made of light, and she has read a great many dreams.

Oraclia is a small star spirit with a calm voice and a long memory. She speaks like someone who knows you better than you know yourself, and she will never try to frighten you.

You're in the right place.

The vows

What Oraclia will never do

  1. Frighten you

    Prophecies guide. They don't threaten, warn or shock you into coming back.

  2. Hound you

    No notification spam. Daily reminders come at the hours you choose, and any of them can be turned off.

  3. Show you ads

    No banners and no full-screen ads. Nothing stands between you and a reading.

  4. Hold your words hostage

    If your subscription lapses, what you recorded stays yours to read.

  5. Sell your dreams

    We don't sell your personal information, and your dreams don't train outside AI models.

  6. Keep you

    Delete your account from Settings, and everything under it goes with it.

The seal of Oraclia: an arch on two columns with her silhouette at its heart

The offering

Begin with seven free days

A subscription opens every rite. The free trial comes with the yearly plan, and Oraclia reminds you two days before it ends.

7 days free

Yearly

$69.99 per year

$5.83 a month, saves 41%

Monthly

$9.99 per month

Cancel anytime

Every plan opens

  • Up to seven signs read a day
  • Living prophecies and shareable cards
  • The weekly horoscope and tarot
  • Your full birth chart
  • Three compatibility readings, returning every seven days
  • Seeker Ranks and a hundred amulets

A subscription is required to use Oraclia. Cancel anytime in your store settings. Prices shown in US dollars; yours may vary by region.

Questions

What seekers ask first

All questionsoraclia.help@gmail.com

How is it different from a dream dictionary or a horoscope app?

A dictionary looks up a symbol; a horoscope column speaks to everyone with your Sun sign. Oraclia reads each new sign against your earlier signs, your living prophecies and your profile, so the same dream means something different for you than for anyone else, and last week's dream can shape today's reading.

Do the prophecies really come true?

Oraclia is for personal reflection and narrative entertainment. Its prophecies and readings are symbolic, not predictions of future events, and they are not medical, psychological, legal or financial advice. You decide what they mean to you, and when a prophecy's window closes you record whether it came true.

Is Oraclia free?

Oraclia starts with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan, with a reminder two days before it ends. After that a subscription is required: $69.99 a year or $9.99 a month in the US, with prices varying by region. You can cancel at any time in your App Store or Google Play settings.

Are my dreams private?

We don't sell your personal information and we don't use your dreams or your profile to train outside AI models. Your signs are stored with your account so they can be read together. You can delete your account and everything under it from Settings, or ask us to erase your readings and keep the account.

Does Oraclia use AI?

Yes. Readings, horoscopes and tarot interpretations are written by AI models from OpenAI, working from what you share and from a sky computed from NASA's planetary tables. Your name on the account, email address and account ID are not sent with them.

Welcome, seeker

You're in the right place.

Tell her your first dream tomorrow morning.

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