Among the books and other resources I’ve used to learn tarot, this truly useful app is among my favorites and one of the most important. The information is expressed simply and arranged well, and the art in the virtual Seventh Sphere deck really captures the meaning of each card (I think the physical version will be my next physical deck purchase). If I have one complaint, it’s the addition—since around April—of an animated, flashing image at the bottom right corner to draw attention to the subscription model of the app. I am 100% for the developer of this app offering this and being compensated for all of the hard work that went into making it (and plan on purchasing the add-on digital decks)! I’m not personally interested in most of the subscription features (I feel a machine-learning (“AI”) interpretation of the cards defeats the purpose of my efforts to learn reading myself), but if there was an offer to pay a one-time fee as appreciation and have this image removed I would be first in line to pay it. I find the image distracting and it actually kept me from regular use for a little while. I know this sounds like a petty nitpick but it doesn’t affect my 5-star rating or my recommendation of the app to other tarot learners; I just have severe ADHD and really need a digital environment free of random image flashes, haha.

One of my favorite, most-used apps! It is easy to use and understand, and the card descriptions are very helpful when you start learning Tarot. There are many settings for card types and you can make custom spreads or use the many that are already available. The random card picker seems to genuinely work, and I get a wide array of cards and occasional repeats, just like when using physical cards. This app has mentally helped me through a lot. I know that sounds strange to say about an app, but it really has. When I am struggling to understand something happening in my life or feelings I am having, I turn to the cards and this app as much as I do meditation. It can help me see things in a new way, some angle I hadn’t thought of before. It’s given me peace of mind about many situations because it helps me to externally think through them and process them. No matter how random the card, you can find an answer in yourself if you’re willing to look deeply enough. Truly grateful for this app. It has added to my life and my coping skillset as I try to work through trauma. I have been using this app for years and will continue to do so.

I have owned Tarot cards for years, but never really got the chance to study or get familiar with them. This app has allowed me to breeze through memorizing the general meanings of the major arcana, minor arcana, suits, court cards, reversed meanings, and even other types of decks. It also helped me deepen my connection with the many unique decks gifted to me over the years. They format the curriculum of learning the cards like its own journey, so you get to level up this cute avatar while you yourself are developing your intuition and wisdom.This app allows you to keep an organized system for tracking your spreads. You also get free readings, so if you’re just starting out and don’t have any decks yet, you can still begin your journey, since you don’t need to own any physical decks. Very helpful if you want to go minimalist in your physical space and keep everything digital. Highly recommend, I love it. Looking forward to future updates and possibly more customization options for my little avatar or even eventually a community feature to connect with other readers, witches, etc.

I adore this app, it allows me to do custom spreads, has a ton of great spreads built in and organized by topic, even has lenormand readings and lessons And astrology! My only : 1) More characters or a context section for the questions for readings. I know there’s room in notes, but I like to have context for my question as well as analysis of the answer. 2) There is one pair of kings who both have “power” in their descriptions and it makes the quizzes a bit confusing lol and 3) It would be cool if the “add a reading” button was more visually distinct from the past readings list, either in a different spot, with round edges, beveled, bolded, another color—just something to make it more intuitive/instinctive that it serves a function slightly apart from the “daily readings” category. But these are minor notes on an amazing app, and the deck itself is beautiful and intuitive but close in imagery to the rider-smith-Waite, so great for learners. I’ve had many decks, but I used the golden threads version years ago and these cards are imprinted in my mind more than those before or after.