What's new
Changes to the app, newest first. Everything here is already available in your readings.
Sign-in is by invitation during the beta
The app is in private beta. Everyone who already had an account keeps it and signs in as before. Someone new needs an invitation from the practitioner first; without one, the sign-in page explains that an invitation is required.
Draft emotion pairings are labelled as drafts
The emotion lookup now tells apart the eleven pairings printed in the Paut Neteru Assessment from draft pairings still awaiting review. Only the eleven are described as the Assessment's own. A draft says so wherever it appears, in the truism suggestion and in the reading's card notes.
Emotion lookup understands near words
Typing "frustration and annoyance" used to return nothing at all, because the whole phrase was scored against each listed emotion at once. Compound entries are now split, and a curated map of near words reaches the emotions the Assessment actually lists. It still never picks a Neter for you: a suggestion says which word it came from, and you choose.
Declarations from the Paut Neteru Assessment
The Declaration step offers the Assessment declaration for each Neter in your pull, in both the "if in compliance" and "if not in compliance" forms. Inserting adds to what you have written and never replaces it. Only the Neters actually pulled are offered, because the Assessment ties each declaration to its Neter.
You can add to a reading after it is complete
A finished reading is no longer closed to you. Open any step, add what you learned, and the reading stays complete. Each change is stamped and listed in a revision log on the reading, with room for your own note about what changed, so you always know the copy your client holds is older than what you see.
Hexagram keynotes
The Keynotes step now harvests the I Ching as well as the cards. It offers the Judgement of all four hexagrams in your cast, plus the text of the lines that actually moved in the primary, each with room for the concrete detail from the querent’s life.
Six Neter chants corrected
Audited against the Neteru Chants sheet. Geb had been carrying the Nekhebet and Uatchet chant entirely. Ausar and Sebek carried a breathing instruction that is not part of either chant, Auset carried only the first of three lines, and Amen presented Za Zen as chant structure when the sheet calls it a breathing technique. All corrected.