Online pendulum
Every question opens a path
Ask your question, pick a board and let the pendulum swing until it finds its answer. Yes or no, the day, the sign, the chakra, or a pendulum you invent.
Press and hold the button or the knob on the thread. The pendulum will start to move and come to rest on its answer by itself.
No accounts. Your questions never leave your device.
One pendulum, many paths
Dozens of boards
Yes, no and maybe; days, months and seasons; zodiac signs, planets, elements and chakras; emotions, areas of life, colors and numbers.
Pendulums of your own
Make a board with your own options, colors and icons, calibrate which swing means yes for you, and share it with a link.
Your hand decides
Hold your phone like a pendulum or let it hang from your pointer: the tiny movements of your hand guide it, just like a real pendulum.
A board for every question
Start with the classic, or pick the one that best answers what you're wondering.
How it works
Ask your question
Clear, in the present tense and about one thing. Type it or record it.
Pick a board and an engine
Yes or no, days, signs, chakras… and what moves the pendulum: chance, physics or your own hand.
Watch and listen to yourself
The pendulum swings until it settles. Notice how its answer makes you feel: that's the part that matters.
Honest about how it works
A hand-held pendulum moves through tiny movements you don't notice: the ideomotor effect. That's why it can show you what you already feel. Here every engine is explained plainly.
Read about the ideomotor effectLearn to use a pendulum
How to use a pendulum: a step-by-step guide
Learn how to use a pendulum step by step: how to hold it, quiet your mind, find your yes and no, ask clear questions and read what the swing shows you.
How to calibrate a pendulum: find your yes and no
How to calibrate a pendulum step by step: learn the swing for your yes, your no and your unclear, test it with known answers and know when to recalibrate.
Questions to ask a pendulum: how to word them, plus 40+ examples
What to ask a pendulum and how to phrase it: one thing, present tense, no double negatives. Over 40 example questions by topic, plus what not to ask.