[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: hero — a phone showing a finished share card next to a phone's native share sheet with Instagram, Messages, and other apps visible]

A reading you can't show anyone is just something that happened to you alone. Orim is built so that every result — a card draw, a Purple Star chart, a natal chart, a compatibility reading — ends in something you can actually post.

None of this requires an account. None of it uploads anything to a server. The image is built right there in your browser, and your phone hands it to whichever app you choose.

What gets a share card

Several different results in Orim each generate their own style of share card:

Card readings. A single tarot or oracle draw — including the question-led readings like "Do They Like Me Back" or "Secret Admirer" — becomes a card with the Orim wordmark, your question, the drawn card's art on a warm gold glow, the reading's headline, the card's name, and one line of its meaning.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: a finished card-reading share card, full layout visible]

Purple Star charts. Your full 12-palace chart, framed in gold, becomes its own shareable image — the actual chart itself, not just a summary of it.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: a Purple Star chart share card]

Natal charts. Your Western astrology chart shares the same way, generated from your own birth data.

Compatibility readings. A two-person Purple Star or natal compatibility result shows both people's cards or charts side by side on one image.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: a compatibility share card showing two people's results together]

How it actually shares

Once your card is ready, you get to adjust it before sending it anywhere: pick a background theme, a text color, a decorative frame, and — importantly — the exact shape it should be. A vertical Story shape for Instagram and TikTok Stories, a square Post shape, or a taller Portrait shape for a normal feed post.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: the customization screen — theme and shape options laid out]

Tap share, and your phone's own share menu opens with the finished image already attached — the same menu you'd get sharing a photo from your camera roll. Pick Instagram, Messages, Mail, whatever's on your phone; the image goes with you. If your browser can't do that, it downloads the image instead, so you can attach it yourself.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: the native share sheet open, image attached, app icons visible]

There's no server round-trip in any of this — the image renders locally on your phone, in your browser, in about a second.

The one feature that shares itself

Orim's AR selfie draw — where a card is drawn and locked to your face on camera — goes a step further than every other reading. It doesn't just make a shareable image after the fact; it automatically records a video of the entire draw while it happens, and automatically saves a photo at the reading's most dramatic moment.

When it's done, the same one-tap share hands over the video if you have one, or the photo if you don't — no separate step needed to turn the moment into something postable.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: the AR selfie draw's finished video, final frame shown with the share button beneath it]

Why this matters

A reading that only you ever see doesn't spread. A reading that becomes a real, finished, on-brand image — in the exact shape a platform wants it — is something a friend can actually receive and understand at a glance, without ever visiting Orim themselves first.

That's the whole design: every result is built to leave Orim and land wherever your friends actually are.

Shot list:

Hero: phone with finished share card + native share sheet open
Card-reading share card, full layout
Purple Star chart share card
Compatibility share card (two people)
Customization screen (theme + shape picker)
Native share sheet, image attached
AR selfie draw's finished video/photo with share button