What to store
Minimum data, maximum clarity.
- Name or nickname.
- Birth date if needed.
- Role: partner, friend, family, work.
- User note, not a diagnosis.
people
Compatibility needs a careful people room: names, dates, roles, and consent. No surveillance and no claiming another person's will as fact.
promise
Keep one personal birth profile and separate private profiles for other people used by compatibility, number, and sky calculations.
value
Users avoid repeated entry while understanding privacy boundaries.
privacy
Another person must not become a control object. Their data should be minimal and deletable.
who is this for
Your data comes from your account. Another person can be used once or saved separately. Source data is fixed before interpretation.
Without a birth time, OmenHall must not show an exact Ascendant, MC, or houses. The result will be marked limited precision.
Without sign-in, data is not saved: you can use a one-time profile. After sign-in, Me and Saved Person become available.
my people
No saved people yet. In any personal room you can choose Another person and deliberately save the profile.
Minimum data, maximum clarity.
OmenHall should help users reflect on relationships, not control others.
No saved people yet. Add someone here or use one-time entry directly inside a personal calculation.
nearby rooms
Main job: restore access to a paid or saved reading across phone and desktop.
plannedGather saved PDF scrolls, share-safe cards, and future premium reports.
liveSaved Stripe cards, payment history, receipts, and future membership live in one clear room.
liveShow user-facing purchase history separately from internal accounting events.
plannedConnect membership to retention: day, letters, passport, archive, and discounts.
plannedGather settings in one calm page.