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Tarot for today

One card a day is the gentlest way to get to know tarot: no big question, only a moment to stop and see what you are carrying today.

Questions for a card of the day

Tap a question to take it to the table. You can also draw with no question at all.

  • What should I notice today?

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  • What in today needs my attention?

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  • What should I go lightly with today?

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  • What small thing is worth finishing properly today?

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  • What do I need to carry into this evening?

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How many cards

One card is enough. Draw it in the morning, read it once, and in the evening look back at what it said against what happened. There is no need to draw more.

How to read it usefully

Draw once and read slowly. The value of a daily card is the minute you stop, not an extra card.

Write one line about the card you got. After a week, read the lines back and see what repeats.

You get one card a day free with no sign-in. Sign in to keep your cards in your notebook.

Cards you may meet in a day

Open a card for its full meaning, upright and reversed.

Common questions

How many cards should I draw in a day?
One is enough. Several cards for the same question tend to thin the reading and muddle it.
When in the day should I draw?
Whenever you have a quiet minute. Many people draw in the morning and look back in the evening.
Does the card of the day predict what will happen?
No. It is a prompt to pay attention to something in your day, not a forecast.

Draw today's card

You get one card a day for free. When a question needs a closer read, you can ask one question in depth.

Tarot is for reflection and entertainment. It is not medical, legal or financial advice.

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