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I wrote one intention.
Then I entered the form.

A sentence becomes a sigil. The sigil becomes a road. You tether to each letter, swing the corner, and release on the beat; the track lights up behind you.

  1. sentence
  2. sigil
  3. road
Three moves

Write it

Say what you want in your own words, at whatever length it takes. The app never asks you to phrase it correctly.

Seal it

The letters collapse onto a wheel and the wheel draws the mark. Two sentences that reduce to the same letters share a road. Everything else gets its own.

Drive it

That mark becomes a circuit with banking, altitude and corners you have to earn. Driving it is what charges it.

Every sentence draws its own

Four ways in
Your own intention
Anything you write, on any of the three wheels. Personal, collective, and the ones you would not say out loud.
Today's angel
One road, the same for everybody on the same day and different tomorrow, set by where the Sun actually is.
The journey
Fourteen names. Four quarters of the rose, then the ten spheres of the tree. Clear one at grade B to reach the next.
Your history
Everything you have sealed, and how many times you have charged it. The count only goes up.
Where the shapes come from
The QQuill wheel
Twenty-one consonants on one circle. Drop the vowels, drop the repeats, join what is left.
The Golden Dawn Rose Cross
Twenty-two Hebrew letters on three rings of petals: three mothers, seven doubles, twelve simples. The positions here were measured off the lamen itself.
The 231 Gates
The twenty-two letters spaced evenly, every pair of them a gate, the way Sefer Yetzirah counts them.
The seventy-two angels
A five-degree partition of the ecliptic anchored at the equinox. The Sun spends about five days in each.
Free, and staying that way

The core purpose of magick is to become whole. Nobody should have to hold a subscription to get on with that.

Sigil Driver is free and will stay free. There is no account and no server: every intention you write and every run you drive lives in this browser and nowhere else. Take all of it out as one file whenever you want it, and put it back on another machine.