One card. Today only. Made from your last 30 days.
ORACLE is a single-page mobile web app that generates one oracle card per user per day. The card has procedural SVG art (no two are alike), an invented archetypal name, and a three-paragraph reading composed from the user's recent context — mood, calendar, weather, what they shipped, what they skipped, recurring phrases. The card flips open in a slow 1.1-second ceremony, lives on screen until midnight, and then vanishes into a private archive of past cards.
The product is the moment of reveal: face-down card on a dark field, one tap, slow turn, name surfacing in antique gold serif, reading unfolding like a letter. Bone, gold, and deep violet over #0e1014. Georgia for the readings, Inter for chrome.
ORACLE replaces horoscope-scrolling and tarot-shuffling with a single bespoke daily ritual. It hooks via apophenia, controlled Barnum, and the Wordle-style scarcity pattern: you can't binge it, you can only show up. Five sample cards are pre-rendered in the archive — one challenging, one comforting, one playful, one sober, one mysterious — each with its own sigil and register.
Single HTML file. ~500 lines. Inline CSS + JS. Mobile-first at 375px. Works offline after first load. No account, no notifications, no deck. Just today's card.
Live at oracle.silentinfinity.com.