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Version 3.2.1 · 2026-10-26
Bug fixes and improvements.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 3.2.1, updated 2026-10-26.








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A tarot app that remembers what you drew, and teaches you why it mattered.
Free every day: your card, one full reading and four card meanings. No account, no sign up, no ads.
Most tarot apps hand you an answer and forget you. This one keeps the record. Draw a card in the morning, write what it meant to you, and come back in a month to a journal that shows how your reading has changed.
WHAT IS DIFFERENT HERE
A journal, not a feed. Every reading you save keeps its cards, its positions and your own notes. It lives on your phone. Nothing is uploaded and nothing needs an account.
A real learning path. Twelve courses and 65 chapters, from your first Major Arcana card to reading a full Celtic Cross. Two quiz modes check what stuck, and a streak counter keeps you honest.
Every card follows the classic 1909 deck drawn by Pamela Colman Smith, with meanings from A. E.…
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