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Always starts at Welcome
The app opens on the first screen every time, so the entry point stays clean for new and returning users alike.
Vampire Wedding
They kissed. He raised the dead.
Past Life Contracts
Bedtime stories about your past-life crimes.
Before you incarnated, you signed. Somewhere a vow was sealed in wax, broken in blood, and carried into this life on a red thread. This app reads the contracts still collecting on you — and narrates them like recovered memory.
add the person · unlock the contract
Coming soon to the App Store & Google Play
some vows were just crime scenes☠
your ex was not your first suspect☠
romance was the alibi☠
even paradise keeps receipts☠
every breakup has a prequel☠
your soulmate may have priors☠
the past has motive☠
love, betrayal, repeat☠
karma has witnesses☠
sleep tight, traitor☠
the soup remembers☠
aisle five remembers☠
I.She signed the contract.
II.He paid the price.
III.You live with the debt.
Chapter One
▣ Now Showing
One soul, one co-star, one contract. Every reading is a different feature — same red thread, different body count. A few of the cases on file:
Chapter Two
▣ The Genre
Not a compatibility score. Not a mixed-system horoscope. One mystical use case, one emotional throughline: two people, one Vedic contract, told like a recovered past-life memory.
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People-first
You add your own chart first, then the people who matter. Choose any pair and generate the contract reading.
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Vedic only
Intentionally not a mixed-system app — centered on Vedic inputs, Vedic framing, and one clear use case.
Chapter Three
▣ The Rap Sheet
The setup is quick so the story can go deep: book your soul, name the co-conspirators, pick the pair, hear the verdict.
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Open the file
Sign up or log in. New users go straight into sign up; existing users return through a dedicated login path.
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Book yourself
Enter your birth details. Your chart anchors the logic and becomes the first soul in your people library.
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Name the cast
Build a small library of the people who matter, then select the two charts you want to read together.
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Hear the verdict
Receive one written contract story and one narration track — a single coherent past-life memory.
Warning
The past doesn't stay dead. It just reincarnates.
Chapter Four
▣ The Type Cast
This app is built around typography, so the type designers are credited here rather than buried in a legal footer.
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Pilowlava
Designed by Anton Moglia and Jérémy Landes, with Cyrillic contribution by Maksym Kobuzan. Distributed by Velvetyne under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
B
Basteleur
Designed by Keussel and distributed by Velvetyne under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
C
Sligoil
Designed by Ariel Martín Pérez and Đông-Trúc Nguyễn, and distributed by Velvetyne under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Chapter Five
▣ Case Questions
The short answers, on the record. The long version lives in the thesis.
What is Past Life Contracts?
A Vedic-only app. You enter your own birth details, add the people who matter to you, then pick any two and unlock the karmic past-life contract between them as a written and narrated story.
What is a past-life contract?
In the Vedic frame the app uses, a past-life contract is the agreement two souls made before incarnating — a promise, a debt, or a vow that broke — and that still shapes the relationship in this life. The app narrates that agreement: what was promised, what broke, and why the thread followed both people forward.
Is this Western astrology or a compatibility score?
No. It is intentionally Vedic-only, with no mixed systems, no percentages, and no swipe logic. The output is a single past-life contract story between two chosen people, not a compatibility rating.
How does the app work?
Sign up, enter your birth details, build a small library of the people who matter, then select two charts to read together. The app returns one written contract story and one narration track as a single past-life memory.
Who created Past Life Contracts?
It was created by Michael Wogenburg under the Forbidden Yoga studio. The thinking behind it is set out in the thesis “The Ledger That Was Never Closed.”
Release status
The app is in the testing pipeline and will be published soon. This site provides the public-facing project overview, support contact, privacy policy, and terms pages while the release is prepared.