Questions
If yours isn't here, the app is the quickest way to see for yourself.
Is it free?
It's free to start, with no sign-up. Later on, heavier use and some new features will be paid. Paying never changes an answer.
Do I need the device?
No. Everything here works on a phone. The device is for people who'd like something to hold.
Do I have to believe in this?
No. Plenty of people half believe. Treat it as a pause before you decide, and keep what's useful.
Where do the poems and rules come from?
The sticks are the Sixty Jiazi Fortune Sticks of Mazu, with notes from Donghai Longmen Tiansheng Temple in Taitung. Six Lines draws on the Zengshan Buyi of 1690. The almanac follows the Xieji Bianfang Shu. Each reading names its source, and our own translations are marked.
Can it tell me the future?
It can't promise that, and a temple wouldn't either. It gives you an old way to think a question through. For health, money or legal trouble, ask a professional too.
Is what I ask private?
You can keep your question in your head and never type it. What you do type isn't saved unless you tick Save to History.
Is there a Chinese version?
The app is in English and Simplified Chinese. Traditional Chinese is on the way.