Recipes
A library that grows with the household, tagged by diet, season, and whatever is already on the shelf.
The hearth story
A kitchen kept by candlelight.
Hearthlight is a planner for the kitchen you actually stand in: the one with a grocery budget, a moon phase, and maybe a tarot deck tucked in a drawer. It holds the practical and the magical side by side, the way most kitchens already do.
Cards and tea
Kept on the same table, not two separate rituals.
Why it exists
Feeding a household is work worth marking.
Every week asks the same quiet questions: what is for dinner, what is left in the pantry, what the budget can hold. Answering them from memory works until it doesn't, and the work rarely gets credit for how much it actually takes.
Hearthlight treats that work as worth a little ceremony: a moon phase noted beside a meal plan, a tarot draw before the week begins. None of it replaces the planning. It gives the planning a shape that feels closer to a practice than a chore.
Daily work, kept
The same table where dinner gets planned and a hand gets guided.
What it keeps
Four things, kept in one place.
Budgets
Shopping lists with real prices attached, so a meal plan and a grocery budget can agree with each other.
Moon
Lunar phases sit beside the calendar, close at hand for anyone who plans meals or gardens by the moon.
Cards
Tarot spreads and correspondences, kept as context for the week rather than a separate ritual.
