- The hexagram pages have been deepened: each page now opens with a short explanation and answers a few frequently asked questions about that hexagram.
- Three new guides: how to ask a good question, what to do after a reading, and why the I Ching is not fortune-telling.
- After a reading, Taīo offers you a fitting first question, so the conversation starts more easily.
- An example life path now shows how a single reading can grow over time.
Updates
What changes in the practice.
Small steps and large ones, in brief and by date. The cast stays free; what is listed here makes the instrument clearer.
- Signing in and registering are clearer: you confirm your password, and anyone who doesn't have an account yet is calmly invited to create one for free — with a clear bridge to premium.
- Under the hood: extra security around your account, more reliable payment handling, and a round of cleanup.
- All 64 hexagrams now have their own page with a spare ink-wash artwork, the Chinese character, the pinyin and the trigram structure — found via the hexagram overview.
- The hexagram artwork now also appears on the homepage, in the overview and with your reading.
- Taīo has been deepened: alongside the I Ching and Zen, he now draws on Taoism too.
- Frequently asked questions: a new page with clear answers about the I Ching.
- Under the hood: better discoverability (share cards, structure for search engines) and a trial month with the subscription, with a calm welcome page.
- Collapsible menu on mobile: the navigation now folds neatly behind a menu button.
- Postcard of a reading (premium): make a card in our style — with your own words or a line from the text.
- Reflection as PDF (premium): the reading, your notes and your conversation with Taīo in one calm document, to keep or email yourself.
- You can now share downloads directly or send them from your own email app.
- Taīo, the Monk: a more guiding, calmer tone — he explains the I Ching and Zen more simply.
- Reflection now has its own place, with a shortcut to your latest reflection.
- Restrained motion as the hexagram lines appear.
- Maintenance under the hood: speed, cost protection and cleanup.
- Taīo, the Monk — launched: a guide rooted in the I Ching canon. Ask him your question in a conversation; three questions are free to try, and with premium he remembers your conversation.
- Reflection page: reflect on a reading with Taīo, your notes and your earlier readings side by side.
- Registration simplified: an account with just your email, without an invitation code.
- Clearer texts and small refinements throughout the practice.
- Life path: save your readings and revisit them month by month, with a calm note of what recurs.
- A new, spare style: paper and ink, EB Garamond as the typeface, and the cinnabar seal as the only saturated color.
- Account & email: create an account and save your first readings; confirmation and sign-in emails come from our own address.
- The free reading: ask your question, cast the lines (coins, stalks or a direct draw) and read the primary hexagram, the changing lines and the resulting image.