Fivelight: Tarot & Horoscope

Ask one question. Get five kinds of light.

Most fortune apps hand you a single voice and expect you to take it: one horoscope, one tarot reading, one verdict. Fivelight doesn't. Korean saju (four pillars), I Ching, tarot, runes and astrology each answer the same question on their own terms. Where they disagree, you see the disagreement. Then one synthesis pulls all five together into a single answer in plain language.

■ The council: five perspectives, one question
Enter your birth date and ask anything. Your saju chart and your natal and transit astrology are calculated, not improvised. The hexagram, the tarot cards and the runes are drawn on the server before a single word is written, so the cards you got are the cards you got. Ask a follow-up in the same room and it builds on that first reading instead of reshuffling behind your back, so today's answer doesn't contradict yesterday's.

■ Compatibility
Two birth dates are all it takes. Saju, astrology, tarot, runes and the I Ching each judge the relationship on their own. The saju combinations and clashes are calculated, astrology reads the aspects between your two natal charts, and the tarot cards, runes and hexagram are actually drawn on the server. The more favorably a perspective sees you two, the brighter its beam; tap a beam to see what it rests on, then read all five brought together. Pick the relationship you're actually asking about, because the same two charts read differently for a partner, a friend, a coworker or family.

■ Tojeong Bigyeol: the year ahead
Korea's annual fortune tradition, kept intact. One hexagram for your year, an overview of what it sets in motion, and a month-by-month reading from the first month to the twelfth.

■ One perspective at a time
No conversation required. Open your saju chart, cast a hexagram and read its changing line, pull a three-card tarot spread, throw the runes, or check your star sign whenever the mood strikes. Your birth chart is always one tap away.

■ No sign-up. 10 messages every day.
No account, no email, no password. Open the app and ask. Everyone gets 10 messages a day, reset every morning. No in-app purchases, no subscriptions, nothing to cancel.

Available in English, Korean, Chinese, Spanish, Russian, French and Japanese.

Readings are offered for reflection and entertainment only. Fivelight does not provide medical, legal or investment advice, and it will not answer questions about gambling.