Yarrow guide
An online I Ching reading should show its sources before it gives advice.
Yarrow is built for a simple web-first loop: ask one real question, cast once, read the hexagram source note, then use the AI reading as a second pass for reflection.
Use the web reading as a first reflection
An online reading should not hide the path behind a vague answer. The useful sequence is visible: your question, the cast, the changing lines, the source note, and then a restrained interpretation that points back to the real situation.
That keeps Yarrow different from a fortune-telling feed. You can read the source first, pause, edit your own sentence, and only then treat the AI text as a companion reflection.
1. Ask one questionUse a real decision, work, relationship, or timing question that you can act on.
2. Cast onceYarrow shows the hexagram and source note first, before the full reading is ready.
3. Write one next sentenceTurn the reading into a clear action, boundary, check, or question to ask next.
Choose the closest starting point
Try one online reading in the browser. No account is required; install the app later if you want the full offline reference and private journal.
Open the Yarrow web reading