Your first reading

Start with a question

Write the situation in plain language. Oniro works best with a focused prompt such as "What should I notice about this offer?" or "What pattern is repeating in this relationship?"

Avoid asking the cards to decide for you. A good reading names pressure, timing, blind spots, and possible next moves.

Choose a reading mode

Use a guided spread when you want structure. Use an open reading when you already have cards on the table and want Oniro to read what you drew.

If you are new, start with a three-card reading. It gives enough contrast to see movement without turning the session into a maze.

Add the cards

You can select cards manually, upload a photo of your spread, or use live camera capture. Keep reversals exactly as they appeared in the spread; Oniro treats upright and reversed cards as different signals.

Read in passes

First, read the overall theme. Then check each position. Finally, use follow-up questions to clarify the parts that feel too broad, too sharp, or too close to the original question.

Save the session

Saved readings keep the question, spread, card positions, detected image, and conversation history together. Return later when you want to compare what the reading said with what actually happened.