Neon Tarot

Neon Tarot brings vivid artwork and thoughtful readings to your personal tarot practice. Start with a question, choose a spread, and explore a fresh perspective on relationships, work, creativity, or personal growth.

CHOOSE YOUR SPREAD Draw one card for a moment of focus, three cards for clarity, explore the past, present, and a possible direction, or take a deeper look with the ten-card Celtic Cross. Shuffle, cut the deck, and reveal your cards at your own pace. Include reversed cards whenever you choose.

EXPLORE 78 CARDS Discover upright and reversed meanings, traditional symbolism, and interpretations for relationships and work. Each card offers a reflection question to help connect its themes with your own experience.

FIND YOUR ARTWORK Choose from four distinct deck editions: • Modern — an original contemporary deck with vivid illustrations. • Rider–Waite–Smith — the familiar historical artwork. • Lequart Marseille — a historical Besançon-style Marseille edition. • Visconti–Sforza — fifteenth-century artwork, with clearly labelled modern reconstructions of four missing cards.

READ OR LISTEN Read the connections between your cards or listen to locally generated narration. Type your question, or speak it using supported on-device English dictation. On compatible Apple devices, optional on-device AI adds a more personal reflection grounded in your question and the cards you drew. Built-in readings remain available when this feature is unavailable.

KEEP YOUR REFLECTIONS Save readings in a journal stored on your device. Add your own notes, revisit earlier spreads, and notice how your perspective changes over time.

MAKE SPACE FOR YOUR OWN MEANING Whether you are discovering tarot or returning to a familiar practice, Neon Tarot offers room to pause, explore, and reflect. Its readings are prompts for thought rather than fixed predictions. Your choices—and the meaning you take from the cards—remain yours.

On-device AI and English dictation availability depend on your device and system configuration.

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