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Photograph your spread, read what it's saying

Can draw the cards but not read them? Take one photo and get each card identified and each position explained. A tool for self-reflection, not fortune telling.

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Three steps

  1. PhotoShoot from directly above, cards not overlapping
  2. ReviewAI-assisted recognition may misread a card — fix it in one tap
  3. ReadingPosition by position, plus two follow-up questions

What a reading reads like

Sample reading · Three cards · Past / Present / Future

These cards read more like "pause for a moment" than "push ahead".

2 · Present — Four of Cups

Three cups sit in front of you and a fourth is being offered, but you haven't reached for it. In the "present" position it asks: do you really not want it, or are you too worn out to take it? What drains you in this relationship is more likely…

…the full reading covers every position, how the cards relate, and 3 questions for reflection

Three things, up front

AI-assisted, for entertainment and self-reflection

Readings are AI-assisted and are not medical, legal or financial advice.

Photos are only used to identify the cards

Deleted from our servers within 24 hours of recognition and never used to train models.

You can change the recognition result

Every card can be swapped or flipped between upright and reversed.

Frequently asked

Is it a prediction?

No. A reading helps you look at your own question from different angles; it doesn't predict outcomes.

How accurate is the recognition?

Best with good light and no overlapping cards; anything misread can be fixed in one tap on the review page.

Which deck does it work with?

The Waite deck (the classic deck) is recognised best; other decks can be entered by hand.

Does it cost anything?

It's free while we're testing. After launch there's a free allowance every day; for more you can buy a pack of readings or a 30-day pass. Nothing auto-renews.

What about privacy?

Location data is removed and the photo cropped on your phone before upload; it's deleted within 24 hours of recognition.