Your daily card
One card a day is the simplest way people use tarot: draw in the morning, read it, and carry one question through the day. Free, with no sign-up. Your card, your notes and your streak stay on this device.
Where the cards come from
Tarot began as a card game in 15th-century Italy. The earliest record is from Florence in 1440, and the game is still played today in France, Austria and Bologna. Reading the cards for fortunes is documented from Bologna around 1750, with ordinary playing decks.
The scenes follow the 1909 Waite–Smith deck, designed by A. E. Waite and drawn by Pamela Colman Smith. The Innerverse cards are our own paintings of those scenes.