Crystal identification · Real astrology
Know exactly what your crystal is, and what it means for you.
Point your camera at any stone. Oraclite identifies it, tells you if it's real, and reads what it means for your actual birth chart. Not your sun sign. Your whole chart.
No card. Unlimited free scans.
Free to start. No surprise charges, ever.
Identified
Amethyst
Quartz · Trigonal · Hardness 7
Read for your chart
Sits on your 12th house Pisces stellium, the placement you keep calling “overthinking at night.”
Watch for
Heat-treated amethyst is sold as citrine. Check the colour at the tip.
How it works
01 · Scan
Photograph any crystal or rock. Oraclite names it from a catalogue of 111 stones, and tells you how sure it is.
02 · Read
Get what it means for you, written from your real birth chart, not a generic horoscope with your sun sign pasted in.
03 · Collect
Every stone you scan joins your collection. Build it, share it, complete the sets.
Why this and not a free image search
Google Lens tells you it's quartz. We tell you it's YOUR quartz.
The identification is the easy half. What that stone has to do with your chart, your placements and the things you have already asked about is the part no image search can do.
We tell you the truth about fakes.
Most 'citrine' is heat-treated amethyst. Most 'turquoise' is dyed howlite. We show you how to tell the difference yourself. Nobody selling crystals will.
Your real birth chart. Sun, moon, rising, houses.
We compute the whole chart from your date, time and place with real ephemeris maths: planets, houses, aspects. Every other crystal app stops at the sun sign.
An Oracle that remembers you.
Ask it questions. It remembers your chart, the stones you have found and what you asked last week, so the next answer starts where the last one ended.
111 to find. How many have you got?
Every stone you identify turns into a card and fills a slot in your collection. The silhouettes you have not found yet stay dark until you do. Sets complete. Rarity shows.
Share your collection. A single card that shows what you have found and what is still missing.
Real mineralogy. Real charts. No made-up science.
Real mineralogy
Hardness, crystal system, common treatments and the imitation it gets confused with, stated as facts, with the uncertainty stated too.
Real astrology maths
Positions computed from an ephemeris, whole-sign houses, no birth time invented when you do not have one.
No surprise charges
Scanning is free and unlimited. Prices are shown before anything is spent. Cancel in one tap.
The Oracle is not a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice. For entertainment and reflection only.
What it costs
Nothing. Every part of Oraclite is free right now: unlimited identifications, unlimited Oracle questions, every tarot spread, the full chart reading and the whole collection. No account required to try it.
Questions people actually ask
- Is my crystal real?
- Often, but not always. Every identification tells you what the stone most likely is, and names the common imitation it gets confused with. Where a physical check settles it, a scratch test, a look at the banding, the way it holds cold, we give you the test to run yourself.
- Can it tell if my crystal is fake?
- From a photograph we can flag the usual suspects: heat-treated amethyst sold as citrine, dyed howlite sold as turquoise, glass sold as obsidian, reconstituted powder sold as amber. A photograph cannot be certain. We say which it is, and how confident we are, rather than pretending.
- Does it work without my birth time?
- Yes. Your sun and the rest of your placements are computed from your date and place alone. Without a birth time we cannot compute a rising sign or exact houses, and we tell you that plainly instead of guessing one.
- Is it free?
- Yes, to start and to keep using. Scanning is free and unlimited. You get four Oracle questions and a daily card every day at no cost, forever. Membership removes the question limit and unlocks every tarot spread.
- What crystals can it identify?
- A catalogue of 111 stones: the quartz family, the feldspars, the common tumbled and raw specimens you actually find in shops and riverbeds, plus the rarer entries. Every one has a full entry you can read before you ever install anything.