Daily horoscope
Your sign, today's sky, one honest note. Written from the actual positions of the planets, not recycled.
Ask. Pull the lever. Keep the ticket.
The cabinet is open
Magpie collects shiny things — your signs, your cards, your runes, the lines of your hand — and hands them back to you as a ticket.
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What's inside the cabinet
Two-card tarot
A free daily pull, or a paid reading for a question of your own. Rider-Waite-Smith deck, upright and reversed.Runes
One rune from the 24 of the Elder Futhark. Nine of them cannot land reversed, because they look the same either way up.Magic 8-ball
Twenty answers. Try it above. Ask anything, or nothing.Palm reading
A photo of your open palm becomes a one-page report with a schematic hand. The photo itself is not kept.Birth chart
Coming later: your planets in their signs, worked out from your birth date, time and place.
How it works
Open Magpie in Telegram and tell it your language and birthday.
Pull a reading. Free ones stay free; a paid one costs a few Telegram Stars.
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Tickets people keep
Today · Leo
Say the thing out loud
You've rehearsed this conversation in the shower for three days running. The version in your head is better argued than anything you'll actually say, so bring notes.
Ticket 0001 · Sun in Virgo · Moon in Aries
Two cards · The Hermit, The Tower
The lamp goes out before the door opens
Something you built alone is about to get loud attention it didn't ask for. Solitude was for building, not for staying small.
Ticket 0002 · The Hermit reversed · The Tower upright
One rune · Ansuz
A message is already on its way
It won't come from where you're watching. Answer the phone anyway.
Ticket 0003 · Ansuz, upright
How readings are made
Every reading starts from something real: the planets' positions from an astronomical ephemeris, a card or rune drawn at random, the lines the model can actually see on your palm. The meanings come from a library of palmistry, tarot, rune and astrology books, extracted into a knowledge base we review by hand and cite. Then the words are written in Magpie's voice. It is entertainment and a prompt for reflection — never medical, financial or legal advice, and never a prediction about your health or how long you will live.
About the palm photo
- The photo goes straight from the app to our server, not through the chat.
- It is processed and deleted; the report uses a drawn, schematic hand.
- We never read fingerprints or store any biometric pattern.
- You can delete everything Magpie knows about you from the app, any time, except the purchase records Telegram requires.