u/Green-Albatross951

I am officially running on 99% instant noodles and 1% caffeine, but the logic for my custom I Ching app, myJING, is finally near finished!

Most apps focus just on the "casting" part, but I wanted to build something that helps you track how these energies manifest over time. Everything is saved strictly on your own browser, so your privacy is completely yours.

Key Features:

📊 Deep Hexagram Tracking: Track which hexagrams and changing lines come up most often over days, weeks, months, or all-time.

📂 Category Sorting: Log and filter your readings across different life categories (career, relationships, self-discovery) to notice repeating patterns.

🗺️ Multi-Language UI: Built with support for English, Traditional Chinese (繁體中文), French, and German. Japanese, Russian, Portuguese and Spanish coming soon.

📚 Source-Backed Texts: The readings, judgments, and fan yao (反爻) analyses are taken directly from original source materials.

🛠️ Friction-Free: No sign-up required, no annoying paywalls, completely free, and zero ads. It includes virtual auto-casting, physical coin toss logging, or direct manual hexagram insertion.

Check it out live at: www.myjing.app

💬 I need your feedback!I translated the app's interface instructions and settings from English into French, German, and Traditional Chinese myself.

For the native speakers out there: How does the non-I-Ching copyright and button text translation feel to you? Does it sound natural, or did my sleep-deprived brain make some weird errors? Let me know what you think of the app tracking system!

Bonjour à tous !Je suis un développeur indépendant et je viens de créer une application de lecture du Yi Jing (I Ching) 100 % gratuite et sans inscription, appelée MyJing (www.myjing.app). Elle intègre un suivi de la fréquence des hexagrammes et un journal personnel.Grâce à des documents open-source, je viens d'ajouter une version française ! Cependant, comme je ne parle pas français moi-même, j'ai peur que certaines instructions ou textes de l'interface sonnent un peu robotiques ou peu naturels.Pourriez-vous prendre 2 petites minutes pour jeter un œil à l'application et me dire si le français est correct et fluide ? Tous vos retours, suggestions ou corrections me seraient extrêmement précieux !Un grand merci pour votre aide ! 🙏✨

Hallo zusammen!Ich bin ein unabhängiger Entwickler und habe eine komplett kostenlose I-Ging-App namens MyJing (www.myjing.app) gebaut. Die App bietet eine Nachverfolgung der Hexagramm-Häufigkeit und ein persönliches Tagebuch – alles ohne Anmeldung oder Datenerfassung.Dank Open-Source-Dokumenten konnte ich vor Kurzem eine deutsche Version hinzufügen! Da ich selbst kein Deutsch spreche, habe ich jedoch etwas Sorge, dass einige Anweisungen oder Benutzeroberflächen-Texte holprig oder wie von einer KI übersetzt klingen.Könntet ihr euch die App kurz für 2 Minuten anschauen und mir sagen, ob das Deutsch natürlich klingt? Jedes Feedback, jeder Verbesserungsvorschlag oder jede Korrektur würde mir unglaublich helfen!Vielen Dank für eure Unterstützung! 🙏✨

📢 尋找喜愛《易經》或精通繁體中文的善心人！大家好！我是一名獨立開發者。最近我寫了一個完全免費、免註冊的《易經》線上占卜工具：MyJing (www.myjing.app)，裡面還附帶了卦象頻率追蹤和隨身日記功能。靠著開源社群的資料，我最近幫網站加入了繁體中文版！不過因為我自己完全不會中文，很擔心網頁裡的指令和說明文字用詞會顯得太生硬、像機器人翻譯。想拜託大家花個 2 分鐘幫忙「開箱」點閱一下，看看裡面的中文讀起來順不順？有沒有哪些地方需要修正？無論是錯字校正還是介面優化建議，對我來說都非常珍貴！先在這裡謝謝大家的幫忙！🙏✨

www.myJING.app

It's to verify the instruction information of an international I ching reader is user friendly and makes sense. DM me, or reply to this post :)

It's to verify the instruction information of an international I ching reader is user friendly and makes sense. DM me, or reply to this post :)

After years of consulting the Yi I started keeping a tally of which hexagrams came up most often. The intuition was simple: if the Yi is responsive to whatever question you bring, you’d expect a fairly even distribution across the 64 hexagrams over many readings at about 1.5% per hexagram.

What I found is that a small number come up at five or ten times that rate during a particular phase of life, and they tend to be the same ones across very different questions.

To me that’s not noise. It’s the Yi naming the underlying terrain that all my surface questions are sitting on.

The corollary I didn’t expect is what’s interesting: the hexagrams that don’t appear at all are often as informative as the ones that do. Looking back through months of my own journal, the long absences haven’t tracked with what’s irrelevant to my life, they’ve tracked with what I’ve been avoiding asking about.

Hexagrams I’d never cast would suddenly arrive once I named the situation honestly to myself or to someone close.

I’m not making a metaphysical claim about this. The simpler reading is that the hexagrams I don’t cast tend to mirror the questions I haven’t yet learned to ask and once I ask them, the relevant hexagrams arrive. Which is interesting whether you read the Yi as oracle, as Jungian mirror, or as a set of archetypes.

What're some patterns that have emerged from your I Ching journals?

Have a supremely fortunate day!

🙏🏽

Long time reader, first time poster. I made a small static site that folds it all together: cast the coins (auto or manual), and get the primary hexagram with Wilhelm/Baynes (scholarly translation) and Blofeld (practical translation) visible by default, with other translations one click away, as well as resulting hexagram. Changing lines and the resulting hexagram show up properly.

NO AI, no commentary / interpretation, no signups. Local journal if you want to save readings. That's it.

www.myJING.app

I made a "recurring energy" section where you can track which come up the most/least, and filter by time period, and category.

Genuinely open to feedback on translation choices, reading order, things I've got wrong. Built it for my own use but figured others might find it useful too.

If you find it useful, I would be grateful if you could recommend it in any way you can.

Have a supremely fortunate day!

🙏🏽

After years of consulting the Yi I started keeping a tally of which hexagrams came up most often. The intuition was simple: if the Yi is responsive to whatever question you bring, you’d expect a fairly even distribution across the 64 hexagrams over many readings at about 1.5% per hexagram.

What I found is that a small number come up at five or ten times that rate during a particular phase of life, and they tend to be the same ones across very different questions.

To me that’s not noise. It’s the Yi naming the underlying terrain that all my surface questions are sitting on.

The corollary I didn’t expect is what’s interesting: the hexagrams that don’t appear at all are often as informative as the ones that do. Looking back through months of my own journal, the long absences haven’t tracked with what’s irrelevant to my life, they’ve tracked with what I’ve been avoiding asking about.

Hexagrams I’d never cast would suddenly arrive once I named the situation honestly to myself or to someone close.

I’m not making a metaphysical claim about this. The simpler reading is that the hexagrams I don’t cast tend to mirror the questions I haven’t yet learned to ask and once I ask them, the relevant hexagrams arrive. Which is interesting whether you read the Yi as oracle, as Jungian mirror, or as a set of archetypes.

For a long time I tracked all this on paper. When that got out of hand I built a small tool to do it. Please ask me for it if interested, the moderators don’t take kindly to links in posts.

The “Recurring Energy” panel ranks all 64 hexagrams by your personal frequency including the absences sorted at the bottom. Primary, resulting and changing lines as separate columns, with time filters if you want to see the pattern over a particular period. Does anyone have any further ideas on ways to zero in on the metadata? Note all journal entries are locally saved, so there are no privacy issues here.

If anyone tries it I’d genuinely be curious what patterns you’d find and especially whether anyone else has noticed long-term absences tracking with avoidance more than irrelevance.

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