Apps for the rites of contact

Ancient rites of contact, rebuilt as apps.

For five thousand years, people kept exact procedures for reaching angels, gods, jinn and the dead: the hour, the names, the seals, the words and the sound. Each app reconstructs one of those rites from its primary sources, the cuneiform tablets, the Greek magical papyri, the Hekhalot manuscripts and the Solomonic grimoires, read with modern AI beside the scholarly translations, and keeps every step in the order the texts give it.

What you hold is the exact ritual, reconstructed with historical accuracy, as it was intended to summon presences: timed to your own sky, guided step by step, and carried on binaural sound tuned to the state each rite was built to produce. That state is theta dominance, measurable on EEG and trainable with practice, the threshold where every one of these traditions placed contact with the other side.

Android · selected titles on the App Store · reconstructed from primary sources

θ 4–8 Hzγ >30 Hz
How every app works

The rite, the hour, the state.

The old rites were exact procedures, and they all asked for the same thing from the person performing them: a mind quieted to the edge of sleep and held there, awake. Each app is built to take you to that state the way its tradition did.

Rebuilt from the source

The names, seals, words and order are taken from the text that preserves the rite, then guided step by step so you can perform it as written.

Set to your sky

Planetary days and hours, the Moon and the night watches, calculated from sunrise and sunset where you are, so every rite opens at its proper moment.

Carried on binaural sound

Layered binaural tones, drum, drone and voice, tuned toward theta, stand in for the temple and the chant. Put on headphones and the rite carries you.

The apps

Eight ways to make contact.

Every rite was written to reach someone. Choose who you want to reach, and the app walks you through the rite their followers used.

The angels of the days

An angel on your home screen.

Seven small apps, one for each angel the Heptameron gives to a day of the week. Each keeps its planet's hours for your location and counts down to the next one from a home-screen widget.

Sachiel widgets counting down to the next Jupiter hour
From the library

Rites from the record.

Kabbalah

The 72 Names: Shem ha-MeforashNew

The seventy-two three-letter names woven from three verses of Exodus at the crossing of the sea, each with its angel.

Google Play · $2.99 →
Late antiquity

Theurgia: Chaldean AscentNew

The “divine work” of the Chaldean Oracles, practised by the Platonists from Iamblichus to Proclus to purify the soul and raise it toward the gods.

Google Play · $2.99 →
Islamic devotion

Dhikr: Tasbih Counter

A bead counter and study companion for dhikr, the remembrance of God by His names and short formulas of praise.

Google Play · $2.99 →
Mesopotamia

Kispu: Ancestor Remembrance

A private place for remembrance after the Mesopotamian kispu: a name, an ordinary memory, a symbolic offering, then silence.

Google Play · $1.99 →
Egypt

The Divining Vessel: Scrying

A water-gazing practice in four timed stages, with its history drawn from the Demotic magical papyri.

Google Play · $1.99 →
The shaman’s drum

Spirit Drum: Drum Meditation

A drum-led listening practice in four stages, with documented context on the drum in Evenki shamanic tradition.

Google Play · $1.99 →
Go deeper

Beyond the single app.

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