A guided tarot reading provides structure for exploring a question through cards, prompts and your own reflection. It can help you notice a perspective; it cannot reliably predict events or reveal another person’s private thoughts.

Bring an open question

Questions about what you can notice, choose or nurture tend to preserve your agency. “What might support me as I consider this change?” leaves more room than asking a card to decide whether you should make it.

Explore the cards, then decide what fits

Card meanings can suggest themes, and prompts can help you connect them to your own context. AI-assisted suggestions, where available in the app, are only prompts for reflection: they may be wrong and should never be treated as certainty.

Close with grounded action

Consider one step within your control. For high-stakes health, legal, financial or mental-health decisions, use qualified advice rather than tarot.

See an example in the text-only preview, or learn simple spreads.

A guided reading is a beginning, not a verdict.

Bring an open question

Explore the cards, then decide what fits

Close with grounded action

Let the cards open a question, not close one.