u/dwill458

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I’ve been working with sigils for years, and for me they’ve always been less about “wish fulfillment” and more about shaping attention, charging intent, and nudging the mind toward action.

I use them often enough that eventually I got tired of drawing every single one by hand. I tried a few sigil apps, but none of them really felt like they were made by someone who actually practices. Most felt either too random, too shallow, or just slapped together with spooky aesthetics.

So I started building the tool I wanted for myself.

It lets you turn an intention into a sigil through a structured process using magick squares, rather than generating something that only looks occult. My goal was to make something that still respects the practice while making the process faster and easier to return to consistently.

I’m getting ready to run a short beta and would genuinely value feedback from people in the chaos magick space. Not just “does the app work,” but whether the process feels useful, whether anything feels off, and what would make it stronger.

I’m currently looking for Android beta testers.

If you’re interested, comment or message me and I’ll send over the link.

I’ve been using sigils for years, mostly as a way to prime my mind around goals and intentions rather than treating them like a “draw it once and wait for magic” thing.

Over time I started making them so often that I got tired of drawing every single one from scratch. I looked around for apps that could help, but honestly, most of what I found felt pretty weak or disconnected from the actual practice.

So I started building my own.

The app turns written intentions into sigils using a structured method based on magick squares, so the output is rooted in a real system instead of just spitting out random occult-looking symbols. I wanted something that felt useful for people who actually work with sigils, not just something aesthetic.

I’m at the point where I’m getting ready for a short beta, and I figured this community would be the best place to ask first. I’d love feedback from people who already understand the practice and can tell me what feels right, what feels off, and what would make it genuinely useful.

Right now I’m looking for Android testers.

If you’re interested, drop a comment or send me a message and I’ll get you the beta link.