About Falyora
Last updated: 12 October 2026
Falyora is made by an independent developer based in Türkiye. There is no company, no investor and no team of readers behind it. The app is on Android in nine languages; this site is its introduction and reference.
In short: an AI model writes every reading in Falyora, and we say so plainly. Readings are for entertainment. They give no exact dates, name nobody, never use fear, and give no health, legal or money advice.
Who writes the readings
An AI model reads your coffee cup photo, the cards you draw or the birth details you enter, and writes the reading. There is no human reader behind the curtain. Every reading goes through a separate safety check before it is shown: text with fear language, a health hint, an exact date or a name is rewritten, or the credit is refunded.
In synastry and the question chart, the calculation is not left to the AI. Planet positions, aspects and houses are computed astronomically. In the question chart, the "leaning yes / leaning no / not clear yet" verdict comes from a program that applies the rules William Lilly wrote down in the seventeenth century; the AI only explains why, and cannot change it.
How the pages on this site are made
The coffee symbol dictionary, the Lenormand card meanings and the topic pages are written with the help of AI tools. Every page is checked twice before it goes live: a program scans for fear language, health hints, exact dates and pages that read too much alike, and pages that touch on sensitive subjects are read again.
- We report tradition; we don't endorse it. A symbol's folk meaning is given as "is read as" or "is said to". Where we are not sure a reading is traditional, we say "in some readings". We don't invent folklore.
- We don't sell fear. Negative traditional readings (enemies, betrayal, bad luck) are not hidden, but not adopted either; we say why we read differently.
- We don't write for page count. Each symbol page has to say something specific to that shape and where it sits in the cup; pages that are too alike are not published.
Sources we rely on
- Question chart (horary): William Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647).
- Lenormand: the 36-card Petit Lenormand deck in use since the nineteenth century, and its common card-pair readings.
- Coffee reading: the folk tradition of reading a Turkish coffee cup by its rim, side, bottom, handle area and saucer.
Found a mistake?
If a page has something wrong, frightening or missing, write to us and we will fix it: support@falyora.app
How your data is handled is in the Privacy Policy; the rules of use are in the Terms of Use.