Ask a question in your own words. A card is drawn from an old British deck.
You get an answer straight away — and, if you want it, a full reading
written for the question you actually asked.
No spreads to learn. No birth chart. Nothing to sign up for before you have
tried it.
HOW A READING GOES
Type your question, or speak it. The deck shuffles. One card turns over,
upright or reversed, and you get a short answer — yes, no or perhaps — and
a line about why that card, for that question.
Ask for the full reading and the card is interpreted at length, against
what you asked rather than against a general meaning copied out of a book.
THE CARDS REMEMBER
This is the part other tarot apps do not do. Every reading is kept in your
journal, and a new reading can look back at the old ones — the card that
came up when you asked about work in March, and again in June. The longer
you use it, the more there is to refer back to.
WHAT YOU GET
• Three free readings every day
• Your first two full readings free when you make an account
• The 1909 London deck, drawn by Pamela Colman Smith — 78 cards, upright
and reversed
• A journal of every question you have asked and every card you have drawn
• A page about each card, to read when you want to know more
ASK OUT LOUD IF YOU WOULD RATHER
You can speak your question instead of typing it. Your phone turns it into
text itself.
NO ACCOUNT NEEDED TO START
You can draw a card without registering. An account exists so your journal
is kept, and so a reading months from now can refer back to this one.
For entertainment and reflection only. A reading is not advice, and nothing
here replaces a doctor, a lawyer, or a qualified financial or legal
adviser.
Ask a question. Draw a card. A reading that remembers what you asked before.