Unmyung: Four Pillars & Tarot

"Someone important will appear in your life this month." …Appear to whom? Lines like that feel accurate for a simple reason: they fit everyone. If you have ever opened a fortune app and felt let down, this one was built from the other side. ■ It only tells you what two or more sources agree on "My Day" reads five sources separately: three from your Four Pillars (Korean-Chinese BaZi, read from your birth year, month, day and hour), your Western star sign, and your Life Path number. Add your MBTI and there are six. It only shows a trait when at least two of them point to the same place. Something only one source says stays off the screen — a claim with a single source is just a guess. So some days it has little to say. We think that is right. ■ It shows where each line came from Under every reading is "Basis for interpretation": a bar showing how much came from your Four Pillars, how much from your star sign, and so on. If a line doesn't sit right, you can see exactly where it came from. ■ What's inside · My Day Today's energy, and what kind of stage you are in right now · Four Pillars (BaZi) At a Glance — the conclusions of every section in one place Your birth chart, Five Elements balance, the energy that helps you, your 10-year luck cycles, and Special Stars Readings by area: personality, work, love, money, health, this year · Tarot — 78 cards Pick love, work, money or a choice, and the cards are read for that question. The same card reads differently depending on what you asked. · Instant Fortune (I Ching) The 64 hexagrams, two ways to draw: · Coin toss — tap the old Korean coins six times and watch the hexagram build line by line, then see where it leads · Draw a stick — shake your phone or tap to shake the tube until one stick comes out Every hexagram has its own painting. Tap to see it large. · Tojeong Bigyeol A Korean New Year fortune read since the 1500s: one headline for the year and a reading for each of the twelve lunar months. · Name Reading Reads the sounds of your name by where each one is made in the mouth — the old Korean five-sound idea, applied to English names too — and checks whether your name carries the energy your chart is waiting for. · MBTI in 28 questions You answer how far you lean, not just which side, so people near the middle don't flip type over a single question. · Star sign / Biorhythm / Compatibility · Share Turn any reading into a card to send. Your birth date and time are never put on the card. ■ One painted style throughout 78 tarot cards, 63 hexagram paintings, 12 star signs, 12 zodiac animals and 50 daily images share one watercolor-on-paper look. (The illustrations were made with image-generation tools.) The I Ching tube and sticks are 3D models: they tilt when you shake the phone, and the bundle gets smaller as sticks come out. ■ We take nothing No account. No login. No server at all. The birth date you enter and the readings you get never leave your phone. Readings are picked from text inside the app, so they work the same in airplane mode. Delete the app and everything goes with it. There is no copy anywhere, so it can't be recovered — which is the proof that we kept nothing. (There is one banner ad at the top of the screen. Google chooses the ad and uses your device's advertising ID to do it. What you enter and your readings are never passed to the ad side.) ■ Finally This is for fun. It is not medical, legal or financial advice. For important decisions, ask someone who knows the field. Here, just take a look at what kind of day it is.