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FortuneLog is a personal journal for consultations you have already attended and paid for. The app never generates readings, horoscopes, zodiac reports or predictions of its own — it records what someone else told you, tracks what you spent, and later checks whether what they said actually held up. Ever walked out of a session, only to forget what was said a week later? Where you went, what you paid, what they told you, and whether that prediction came true — FortuneLog quietly keeps track. ■ Who it's for · People who regularly visit tarot readers, shamans, or four-pillars readers · Anyone who wants to revisit what was said, later · People who want to compare answers from different places at a glance · Anyone curious whether a prediction actually came true ■ Key features 1. Record readings Save the place, region, date, fee, and channel (visit / phone / online), then capture what you asked and what you heard as question–answer pairs. Tarot, shaman, four-pillars, and other types each get their own color and icon. 2. Cross-view by concern Group answers under concern tags like love, work, money, and health, and line up what different readers said in chronological order. Patterns like "everyone said autumn" jump right out. 3. Check if it came true Attach an expected window to a prediction, then later mark it as hit, miss, or unclear. Readings still awaiting a verdict are gathered on the home screen for you. 4. Stats See your reading mix by type, total and monthly-average fees by year, and your overall hit rate in clean charts. Look back on how much you spend and which places actually got it right. ■ Light and private · No sign-up — install and start writing · All data stays on your device (offline) · Biometric lock keeps it for your eyes only · Export and import your records as a backup file Whether you take it seriously or just for fun, what you were told is worth keeping. Bring your scattered notes together with FortuneLog. * FortuneLog is a record-keeping tool. It contains no fortune-telling, horoscope, zodiac or prediction engine of any kind, and produces no readings itself. Every entry is something the user attended in person, by phone or online, and typed in themselves.
What's new · 1.0.2
English text now uses plain English terms instead of romanized Korean — the reading type shown as "Saju" now reads "Four Pillars", and the descriptions name tarot, shaman and four-pillars readings. The home screen name is corrected to FortuneLog. Korean is unchanged.
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