Ayn

Work you can finish tonight, with what is already in your kitchen.

Mark what you have. Ayn only ever shows you what you can finish before bed.

Ayn home screen showing tonight's moon The cupboard, with what you own marked The moon you were born under
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iPhone and iPad  ·  free to use  ·  no account, no ads

The cupboard decides

Forty-five ordinary things. Salt, cinnamon, the aloe on the sill, roses going over in a vase. Stock a few and the whole book rearranges around you.

Eight moons. You were born under one.

Ayn tells you which, what it made you, what it costs you, and the night it comes back round. Start with just the day. Give her the hour you were born as well and the reading is exact.

Worked out, not looked up

The moon is computed from Meeus's Astronomical Algorithms, the same maths professional chart software runs on, rather than a table of dates. Phase, sign and the night your own moon returns are all worked out from scratch.

It keeps to itself

No account, no analytics, works with no signal at all. Everything you tell her stays on your phone.

Inside

84 workings, jars, baths and sprays  ·  12 craft lessons  ·  mal de ojo and reading the egg  ·  the full 78 card deck, illustrated  ·  a card a day  ·  a beginner tarot course, bought once

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Ayn is the middle name of the woman who built it, Aynnae, and nobody in her family knows where it came from. Which felt like the right thing to call an oracle.

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