Is Omikuji a religious service?
No. Omikuji is a fictional, browser-based experience inspired by Japanese paper fortune traditions. It is for reflection and cultural appreciation.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Short answers about Morrow Harbor, Omikuji, AI-supported interpretation, access options, saved cards, privacy, and support.
Readings and boundaries
Does it predict the future?
No. Readings are symbolic prompts, not guarantees. They may help with journaling or perspective, but they should not be treated as certainty.
Is it professional advice?
No. Morrow Harbor experiences are not medical, legal, financial, mental-health, emergency, or safety advice. Read the disclaimer for the full boundary.
AI and interpretation
What does AI do?
AI may help expand or organize a reading into clearer language. It is supporting text and may be incomplete or mistaken.
Ads and paid access
Why are ads used?
Advertising may support free access to selected content pages or features. Ads should remain separate from core reading actions where possible.
What happens if ads are unavailable?
An ad-supported option should not trap visitors in a broken flow. The app should show a clear message or a fair available alternative.
How do paid unlocks work?
Paid unlocks may provide expanded readings or premium saved-card features. Any paid option should be labelled before purchase and kept separate from ad-supported access.
Saved cards, support, and future ideas
Are saved cards stored?
Saved-card behavior depends on the product implementation and user action. Read the privacy policy for data-handling details.
How can users contact support?
Use the contact page for product access, privacy, advertising, payment, or bug questions. Include enough detail to identify the issue.
What about future Feng Shui-inspired work?
Morrow Harbor may later explore spatial reflection inspired by East Asian spatial culture. Future concepts are not available products until they are publicly documented.