About the site
What this place actually does
Three languages, the 78 Rider–Waite cards, several readers. One deck, different eyes — and each reader keeps their own memory of you. Below: how a reading runs, what the reading actually reads, and what this does not do.
The short version
A tarot site in three languages (en / ja / zh). No app, no account needed for the first reading.
The 78 Rider–Waite–Smith cards from 1909, upright and reversed, drawn at random before anything is written.
AI personas with different interpretive methods. Not psychics, and nobody is typing on the other end.
Your question, the cards drawn, their positions in the spread, upright or reversed, how the cards sit together, the local card meaning, and what this reader already remembers about you.
Cards that have come up more than once with the same reader — plus where each one sat last time and which way up. A different reader is a different memory.
No accuracy claims, no dates, no reading of other people, and nothing here is medical, legal, financial or safety advice.
How one reading runs
- 01ASK
Write the question in your own words. A vague question gets a vague reading — the guides have the wording that works.
- 02SHUFFLE
You shuffle and you stop. Five hands to shuffle with, an arc or a full ring of all 78 to pick from.
- 03DRAW
Pick your own cards. Position and orientation are fixed the moment you pick — before a single word is written.
- 04READ
The reader writes from those cards, that spread, and what they remember. Then you can follow up without leaving the reading.
- 05ECHO
Optional: let this spread come back in a few days and tell the reader what actually happened. That answer becomes part of their memory.
Pick the structure the question needs
One card. No structure to hide behind.
When you already know and want it said out loud.3Time flowThree cards with a direction in them.
When the situation has a before and an after, and you cannot see the shape of the middle.5CrossroadsFive cards for a choice with a cost on both sides.
When you have two options and keep re-deciding.2ScalesTwo cards, one on each side.
When it is genuinely two things and you keep collapsing them into one.4GroundFour cards under your feet, not ahead of you.
When nothing is wrong exactly, and nothing is steady either.7HorseshoeSeven cards in an arc, opening toward you.
When the situation has other people in it and you cannot see where you sit.10The CrossTen cards. The long one.
When one question has been sitting on you for months and you want all of it laid out at once.Different readers, different ways in
Quiet readerSeleneLooks at what is actually drawn on the card first.
StorytellerOrinPuts the cards in an order until a turn appears.
Plain analystVeraSeparates fact from cost from what is still yours to choose.
Everyday friendNicoShort answers to the small stuff.
Gentle companyMiraFinds the direction still lit when you cannot see one.
Order and costThaneReads the shape of a choice — its track, its edges, its price.
Reads the arrangementIrisWhere a card landed changes what it is doing.
The deck, and what a skin changes
The picture on every card stays the 1909 Rider–Waite plate. A skin changes the frame, the back and the ground — the part we drew.
What happens after the reading
Every reading stays: the cards, the positions, the text. Your own page shows today, the month as a calendar, the streak, and which way your cards lean.
The readers do not read your notes back to you. Repeated cards go into the next prompt as facts — "this one sat in the same position last time, reversed".
A spread can come back days later and ask how it turned out. What you answer is the only thing here that gets written by you.
What this does not do
No live psychics. The readers are AI personas with different interpretive lenses, not different people. Nobody is typing on the other end, and nothing is billed by the minute.
No accuracy is claimed. What tarot does here is hold your question still long enough to look at it.
Not advice. Readings are not medical, legal, financial or safety guidance. For those, go to someone qualified.
Questions
Do I need an account?
No. The first reading needs nothing. A random id in a cookie is what links your readings together — no name, no email.
Are the readers real psychics?
No. They are AI personas with different interpretive methods, and each one is held by a written list of things it will not do — printed on its own page.
Does a card skin change the reading?
No. A skin changes the frame, the back and the ground — the layer we drew. The picture on every card stays the 1909 plate, and the meanings are untouched.
How long do you keep what I write?
The question text and the reading text are emptied after 180 days by a nightly job; the card record stays, because the card record is the memory.