Read a name.
Type any full name. The reading below is computed in your browser from the letters alone: both numerological systems with the arithmetic shown, the per-letter tradition, and the name cut in Ogham stroke by stroke with the tree kenning for each letter. Nothing is paid for, nothing is queued, and no birth date is needed.
It is free because it costs nothing to produce. Numerology and the Ogham alphabet are deterministic — the same letters always give the same answer, so a script does it exactly. The parts that cost money are the ones a script cannot do: sourcing the etymology of each name, computing a real ephemeris, and having a person read county records for your family.
Save the card
The reading as an image: your numbers, and your name cut in Ogham. It is drawn in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored. Post it, or keep it.
Have the reading mailed to you
One message with the permanent link, so the reading is not lost when you close the tab. No sequence, no weekly letter, and one click to stop.
The reading stays computable from the URL alone, so the link is not a token that expires. If you would rather not give an address, copy the link above and keep it yourself. It works the same.
Numerology, letter symbolism and the Ogham correspondences are interpretive tradition with their sources named. They are not predictions, diagnoses or advice, and none of it implies anything about your family or your ancestry.
The letters are the easy part.
A full briefing adds the morphemes behind each of your names, a real Swiss-Ephemeris natal figure, and — at Heritage — a researcher reading vital, census and burial records for the specific people you name on the form. The computed tier, Chart, is $39 and arrives in minutes; Heritage, with the archival work, is $89 over five to seven days.