What a card shows
An archive card should feel like a neat journal entry, not a database row.
- Spread and oracle name.
- Creation date and answer status.
- Short topic without unnecessary detail.
- Open, favorite, and delete later.
reading archive
All sealed answers in one place
The archive should open readings without scary links, record hashes, or technical words. A visitor sees the question, date, oracle, answer status, and a clear Open button.
promise
Main job: restore access to a paid or saved reading across phone and desktop.
value
People do not lose paid answers, can return a week later, and notice recurring themes.
privacy
The archive should not expose public links to private questions. Opening creates safe temporary access.
Future filters
As the archive grows, soft filters prevent the user from hunting through a dusty vault.
- By system.
- By theme.
- By oracle.
- By status.
Empty state
No saved readings yet. Start with Tarot or Daily Hall and your first scroll will appear here.
nearby rooms
Other account doors
planned
PDFs, share-cards, and keepsake artifacts
Gather saved PDF scrolls, share-safe cards, and future premium reports.
plannedPayments without fog or panic
Gather payments, membership, gifts, refunds, and receipts in one clear room.
plannedPurchase history without accounting smoke
Separate user-facing purchases from internal accounting events.
plannedMembership as a habit, not a trap
Connect membership to retention: day, letters, passport, archive, and discounts.
plannedSettings without a labyrinth
Gather settings in one calm page.
sensitiveA quiet door for sensitive questions
Make privacy visible and calm, especially for love, family, and personal questions.