Tarot Reading

🕹️ How to play

1. Pick a topic: Choose Me today, Love, Work & study or Friends & family. Type your question if you like (up to 30 characters) or leave it blank. Turn on reversed cards for the advanced version.
2. Shuffle and pick 3 by feel: Tap Shuffle & start. The 22 cards spread face down; tap three and they land in the Past, Present and Future slots in that order. Can't decide? Tap Draw for me.
3. Flip, read, choose your starting point: Flip each card (or Flip all) to see its name, three keywords and a line for its position. Once all three are up you get one storyline for the spread; pick the card you want to start with to get the matching action step.

📖 Rules & variants

The deck is the 22 major arcana, from The Fool to The World, with original artwork. One shuffle sets the order of all 22 cards and drawn cards are not put back, so your three cards are always different. Picking by hand and Draw for me are equally fair.

Positions: card one is the Past (where this comes from), card two the Present (where you are now), card three the Future (where it's heading). Each card shows three keywords and a sentence tailored to your topic and its position.

How the storyline works: every card has a bright, neutral or challenging tone. The past–present–future tone pattern (27 combinations) picks one line that connects the three, for example Death → Temperance → The Star reads as "Climbing out of a low point".

Reversed cards (advanced, off by default): each card has an even chance of landing upside down, meaning its energy is stuck or turned inward. Bright cards become neutral, neutral cards turn into a challenge, and challenging cards ease off. The art flips and a Rev tag appears; it isn't a bad sign.

Your starting point: after all three cards are face up, choose one to start with. It doesn't change the cards or the storyline; it changes the action step you take away, so pick something you could really do this week. The choice locks once made.

Tips: ask "what can I do about…" rather than "will it happen", and read one question once rather than redrawing. Challenging cards (The Hanged Man, Death, The Devil, The Tower, The Moon) come with a gentle note about change, never a literal reading. At a party, pass the phone around and let everyone draw once.

History: your last 5 readings are saved in your browser so you can look back or clear them in one tap, and Copy result gives you plain text to share. All meanings are original and written for entertainment; they don't predict the future or replace professional advice.

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