Have you ever sat through a divination reading, heard something intriguing, and promptly forgotten the details? You remember it was important, but was it the tarot reader or the fortune teller who mentioned autumn? How much did you actually spend across all those consultations? FortuneLog solves this by giving you a simple, private place to record and track divination readings—without any mystical nonsense built in.
I built this app for myself. I was visiting various fortune tellers, tarot readers, and divination practitioners in Korea, and I kept running into the same problem: I’d hear something interesting, leave feeling convinced, and a week later I couldn’t remember what was said or by whom. I’d also lose track of how much I was spending on consultations. More importantly, I wanted a way to check back later and see which predictions actually came true. So I built a dead-simple tool to organize those records in one place.
The app doesn’t perform any divination itself. It’s purely a record-keeping tool. You input the consultation details yourself—the business name, location, date, what you paid, whether it was in-person or online—and then you record the questions you asked and the answers you received as question-answer pairs. Each reading gets tagged by type (astrology, tarot, other forms of divination) with different colors and icons for quick visual scanning.
What It Does
- Record consultations with details like location, date, cost, and consultation method, then organize answers by question.
- Compare answers across readers by topic (love, career, finances, health, etc.) to spot patterns and contradictions at a glance.
- Verify predictions by tagging predictions with expected timeframes, then marking them as accurate, inaccurate, or unclear after time passes.
- See spending and accuracy trends through statistics—how much you’ve spent per year, which readers had the highest accuracy rate, and what types of divination you rely on most.
- Stay private and offline—no account required, all data stored locally on your device, with optional biometric lock to keep your readings private.
The cross-view by topic is the feature I find most useful myself. When multiple practitioners tell you the same timeframe or outcome, it becomes obvious. You see patterns you’d otherwise miss when the advice is scattered across different conversations and different apps.
Who This Is For
This app is built for people in Korea—or anywhere else—who regularly visit fortune tellers, tarot readers, or other divination practitioners and want to keep organized records. If you’re the type to revisit readings months later and wonder what was actually said, or if you want to hold predictions accountable as time passes, this is for you. It’s also useful if you’re seeing multiple practitioners and want to compare their answers without mixing them up in your head. You don’t need to believe in divination to find value in it; plenty of people do this for entertainment or out of curiosity, and that’s fine too. The app just organizes whatever information you choose to record.
FortuneLog is now available on the App Store. There’s no signup, no sync, no cloud storage—just download, open, and start recording. Your data stays on your device, encrypted with biometric lock if you want it. Try it out if tracking your divination journey sounds useful.
App Store에서 다운로드: 점사노트 – 상담 기록과 예측 확인
Official page: reactiveworks.dev/apps/6792794783
Update history: ahngo13.github.io
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