Tarot: Yes or No & Daily Card

A tarot card of the day on your home screen, with the meaning that has been read into it for a century. Daily Tarot draws one card each morning and puts it where you already look dozens of times a day. No AI chat, no feed, no horoscope — a card, its keywords, and what it has traditionally meant. A simple tarot app you can also learn tarot with. WHAT YOU GET • Tarot card of the day widget — a new daily tarot card every morning on a quiet background, on your home screen. • Classic 1909 tarot deck — all 78 cards drawn by Pamela Colman Smith, in the original colours. • Tarot card meanings — keywords, upright and reversed readings, and what the card says about love and work. • Tarot yes or no — every card carries a yes, no or maybe answer for a quick question. • Draw a card or a spread — a single card, or Situation · Challenge · Advice when you want to think something through. • A focus for your reading — self-reflection, love, work, the day ahead. The focus decides which reading comes first. • Tarot card guide and journal — search all 78 cards by name or keyword, keep favourites, and look back at the history of what you drew. • Six languages — English, Polski, Deutsch, Español, Português, Türkçe. LEARN TAROT, ONE CARD A DAY The library is a tarot card dictionary: major and minor arcana, each card with its explanation. One card a day is the easiest way to learn tarot card meanings. TAROT OFFLINE Every card, every meaning and every background is already inside the app. Nothing is downloaded, and no account is needed. FOR REFLECTION, NOT FORTUNE TELLING The cards are here to give you something to think with. The app makes no predictions and gives no medical, legal or financial advice. FREE AND PREMIUM The widget, the card of the day, one draw and one spread a day are free. Premium opens unlimited draws, every focus, love and work readings and all backgrounds. SOURCES • Card images: the deck illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith, published 1909-1910, public domain. • Classic meanings: A. E. Waite, The Pictorial Key to the Tarot (1910), public domain. • Backgrounds: photographs from Unsplash, credited in Settings. Privacy policy: https://timaaaaaa.github.io/app-legal/tarot/privacy/ Support: https://timaaaaaa.github.io/app-legal/tarot/support/