Pick up where
you left off.

No. Start with a question or a simple daily pull. Each reading explains the cards in relation to what you’ve shared, and you can ask follow-up questions. You don’t need to memorise the deck.

Readings are written by AI from your cards, what you share, and relevant context from your earlier readings. You can also add astrology and Human Design. The readings offer questions and perspectives for reflection; they don’t predict what will happen.

Your earlier questions, recurring cards, and themes can inform later readings. You can deliberately keep a question open as a thread. When a reading returns to that thread, it points back to the source, and you decide whether the connection fits. You can close or forget a thread, or leave a reading out of future memory.

Yes. Choose “Don’t remember this reading” from a reading’s menu. The reading stays in your history, and later readings stop drawing on it. In Your Story, press and hold a thread to forget it. Deleting your account from Profile removes your readings and everything kept from them.

Yes. Your readings are stored in Frankfurt, Germany, and adding a friend doesn’t share them. Nothing is sold or used for advertising. To write a reading, your question, your cards and the relevant history are sent to OpenAI, which doesn’t train on them. The Privacy Policy lists every service involved.

Yes. Photograph your spread, check the identified cards and their orientation, and continue with a reading in the app. Scanning is in beta, so you may need to correct a card before continuing.

Yes. Start with the original deck and create cards one at a time from a style you choose and, if you like, a reference image. Your cards can be used in readings alongside the original artwork, so you don’t need all 78 before you start.

A reversed card is one that comes up upside down. Most readers take it as the card’s meaning held back, turned inward, or still forming, rather than its opposite. tarot~ink keeps each card’s orientation, from the daily pull to a scanned spread, and the reading takes it into account.

A paper journal holds what you write, and linking entries is up to you. tarot~ink keeps each reading with its question and cards, shows which cards keep coming up, and lets a new reading build on an earlier one with a dated note pointing back to it. There are no free-form notes in the app, so if you like writing by hand, a paper journal still fits alongside it.

tarot~ink is in closed beta for iOS and Android. Join the waitlist for an email when access opens. Your first reading is free. Final pricing and paid features will be shared before public launch.