Your journal
Saved readings
These stay in this browser. No account, no server, no sync. Clear them whenever you like.
Nothing saved yet. Draw a card, then press Save reading to keep it here.
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How saved readings work
Saving is manual. A reading is written to this browser only when you press Save reading; drawing a card without saving leaves nothing behind. The entry includes the date, the question you typed, the card, the verdict and the hope you selected. It is stored in local storage, not in an account and not on a server.
Because the data stays on this device, it will not follow you to another browser and it is not synced anywhere. Clearing this site's data, using a private window, or pressing Clear all removes it. On a shared device, clear the journal before you leave. The privacy page has the full explanation.
A saved entry is a note, not a score. The useful check comes later: did the condition named in the answer actually happen, and would you read the same card the same way today? Keeping the original wording is the point. It stops memory from quietly rewriting the reading into a hit.