The Oracle Speaks — A Reading in Four Questions app

Answer four questions. It will tell you what you already said. Sit down. The Oracle asks what brought you here, how long it has been like this, what you are actually afraid of, and what you would do if there were no consequences.

Then it draws a card and gives you the reading —assembled from your own four answers.

Six hundred and twenty-five paths through it, twelve cards, and a closing instruction that is different depending on what you admitted to.

What you get: one HTML file. Double-click, opens in any browser, works offline, no account, doesn’t expire. Mac, Windows, phone, tablet.

This is a scripted oracle, not a fortune teller — and the listing says so because the app says so. Everything it tells you is arranged from what you chose, which is rather the point. Nothing here is medical, legal or financial advice.

The AI-adjacent market is full of “1000 prompts!!” packs that are one spreadsheet of one-liners. Yours has six prompts, and they are each 250 words of carefully specified behaviour. 

 It makes things up, it flatters, don’t let it write the part you want to be yours.