I Ching Advisor runs one question through the traditional three-coin method in your browser. You type a situation of up to 500 characters, optionally tag it Love, Career, Money or Life, and then tap Toss the Coins six times. Each toss shows the three Qianlong coins landing as yin or yang, names the line value (Old Yin, Young Yang and so on), and adds the line to the hexagram from the bottom upward. The site states that each virtual coin has an independent, equal chance of either side, so line values follow the traditional 1:3:3:1 proportions.
Once the sixth line lands, the reading screen shows the primary hexagram with its number, Chinese name and English title, marks every changing line, and displays the relating hexagram next to it. AI enters only at this point. Tapping Reveal my reading sends the question and the fixed cast to the interpreter, which returns a Quick Reading in plain English: what the hexagram says about your situation, what is changing, what to do next, what to watch out for, and a bottom line. The site is explicit that AI never chooses, rerolls or alters the hexagram; the server reconstructs the cast from the six line values before requesting the interpretation.
The Quick Reading is free and needs no account. Below it, a one-time Deep Reading costs $1.99 through Paddle and expands the same cast into the real tension behind the decision, what supports a yes, what supports caution, underestimated risks, conditions that would change the answer, a four-step action plan, questions to resolve before deciding, and a final directional lean. It is not a subscription and unlocks only the reading identified at checkout.
The 64 hexagrams section is a full reference library in the King Wen sequence. Each guide covers the hexagram's meaning and image, its upper and lower trigrams, key themes, all six lines, and how it reads in relationships, work, decisions and personal direction. Every guide links back to casting so you can consult the text with a live question.
There are no accounts and no reading history. A reading and its payment entitlement are kept for about 30 days behind an anonymous device identifier, then expire. Questions and cast data are sent to DeepSeek for interpretation. The interface is English only, and the site is published by EIEI.
