Free tool

Cast a hexagram. Read it as a decision, not a horoscope.

YiGram preserves the real three-coin probability and renders the six lines bottom up. The technical six-line najia structure stays beneath the surface; the surface stays in plain decision language.

01Frame the question
02Cast six lines
03Read the pattern

Your question

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How to ask a question that reads well

The reading speaks to one decision you face. Ask one. Be concrete.

Works well

Should I take the consulting offer that doubles my pay but reports to a tense client?
How will the partnership unfold if I sign this week versus negotiate three more rounds?
Is it time to ship the imperfect version or hold for the polish pass?

Reads poorly

Will I be rich?
Does she like me?
What will happen with my career?

Predictions about other people or vague futures lead to vague readings. Frame your own decision instead.

Add context optional

Biases the engine toward which line speaks most directly to your situation. Leave on Auto and the AI judges from the question — usually fine.

Why three coins

Real probability

Three coins, not four equal outcomes. See the 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 distribution.

Quiet by design

No badges, no streaks, no mystical ornament. Read the methodology for the full layer model.

One question

The tool works best with a single, decision-shaped question. Vague intent leads to vague readings; specific framing leads to specific guidance.