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Choose Unknown when you enter it. Tallune then uses a noon chart without the Moon and the houses, and keeps time-based features visibly off. It never guesses them. You can add the time later in Profile → Birth data.

Yes: Profile → Birth data → Edit. Your history stays, and the Accuracy panel marks the date it changed.

English and Turkish. Tallune follows your phone's language; you can switch it in Profile → Settings.

On the morning of each day, never earlier. A future day shows no card: reading a sentence before living the day would colour how you rate it.

Yes: Profile → Statement Preferences. One to five a day, three by default, and you can lean them toward the parts of life you care about.

It records that the day never tested the sentence. It counts as neither a hit nor a miss and leaves your rate alone.

Some sentences stay sealed until you've written something about your day. Rating before reading gives the cleanest data, and the Accuracy panel compares the two.

Yes. Votes cast more than a day late are kept, but outside the headline rate, because memory drifts.

After thirty days and thirty sentences marked held or didn't. Until then you see early observations and a progress line.

No. Tallune shows the rate it measures, low or high. A low rate is information about how these sentences fit your days.

Your own average. A bar turns sage (above) or brick (below) only when the gap is big enough to trust; otherwise it stays grey.

No. Lock Screen widgets only show. The day is recorded from the Home Screen widget or the app, and on iPhone the sentence is hidden while the phone is locked.

AI starts off. The first time you touch an AI feature, Tallune asks first. To turn it off later: Profile → Settings → AI synthesis. The app keeps working fully.

Only derived lines — like 'Moon square Mars, orb 2.1' — and what the feature you used needs, such as the question you typed. Your birth date, time, place and name never leave the phone. The full list is in the Privacy Policy.

Tap the ∗ next to it, then Report this text. The report carries the text, the screen, the language and the date — nothing that identifies you.

In a local database on your phone. There's no account and no server copy of your journal.

Profile → Settings → My Data → Full Backup (JSON). On the new phone: My Data → Restore from Backup (JSON). Photos aren't included.

Profile → Settings → My Data → Delete All My Data… — one screen, one confirmation. Deleting the app also deletes everything. The only server-side records are anonymous rate-limit counters that reset on their own; write to destek@tallune.app if you want them cleared sooner.

Higher AI limits — 30 questions, 3 mirrors and 10 note replies a day, 5 syntheses a day — a reply to Tallune's reply, and no ads. Everything that measures stays free.

Profile → Manage subscription opens your store's own page. Tallune+ stays on until the paid period ends; nothing is deleted.

Open Tallune+ in the app and tap Restore purchase.

Purchases go through Apple or Google, so refunds are requested from them: reportaproblem.apple.com, or your Google Play order history.

Only if you turn on reminders (Profile → Settings → Daily reminders). They're scheduled on your phone: no push notifications, no missed-day counters.