Tarot now stays fully inside the iPhone app, with a fixed upright card, a Waite source excerpt, a direct plain-language answer, truthful wait guidance, native sharing, and privacy-safe feedback. This update also includes the latest home, sharing, wait, and answer-feedback improvements.

One Lens now lets you choose I Ching or Tarot. Two Lenses asks both traditions the same question in one tap, starts immediately, and shows truthful progress while it works. Answers lead with a clear direction, then compare only supported common ground, differences, or conflicts—never forced agreement. Returning keeps your question and lens choice. Classical, plain-language, and Waite sources remain clearly labeled.

Reading explanations are now easier to understand and verify. Chinese readings include a clearly labeled plain-language guide, English reference translations identify Yang Tian Cai, AI reflections render more cleanly, and service errors offer clearer retry guidance.

Save to Journal is now easier to find. It appears directly after the main reading and optional AI reflection, before related hexagrams and longer source notes. Existing save behavior and duplicate-save protection are unchanged.

Plain-language readings now appear right after the classical sources, so every hexagram is easier to understand. The detailed reading for your question is also easier to find.

Continue the newest saved reading that still needs reflection, with source-first Judgment, Image, and Yi Lin context preserved across Consult and Journal. Updated all 64 source references while keeping your Journal and reflection notes on device.

Added source-first sharing across all 64 hexagrams, with the cleaned Zhou Yi Judgment, exact public source page, and localized reflection-not-prediction framing in all 14 supported languages. You can also continue your latest saved reading from Consult and add optional private reflection notes in Journal. Your journal and notes remain on device.

Saved readings now restore moving-line guidance, matching Yilin material, complete classical sources, and the local/offline knowledge notice when reopened.

Added system-level language support so Yarrow's 14 in-app languages are recognized by iOS and the App Store. Your journal and local knowledge remain private and on device.

Expanded local app language support, added local birth chart, Chinese name, and home-direction reference tools, and clarified that your notes and knowledge data stay on device and work offline.

Added reflection sharing, journal follow-up prompts, and quieter review prompts after meaningful use. Improved privacy-safe entry attribution for shared links.

Added an English / Chinese language preference. The app interface, classical-source display, and oracle reading language now follow your choice. Improved settings copy and bilingual behavior.