Your daily card
Daily Tarot is a one-card tarot reading: each morning, a single card from the twenty-two Major Arcana is dealt for you and waits face down until you tap to turn it over. With it come the card’s keywords, a short reading for the day, and one concrete move to make before midnight.
Why one card, once a day
The limit is the ritual. Your card is seeded by the date — and by your birth details once you’ve cast your chart — so it is genuinely yours: reload the page and it’s the same card; ask a friend and theirs may differ. There are no re-draws and no feed of spreads to scroll past, just one image to carry around, argue with, and notice when it shows up. Tomorrow the deck turns with the date.
Fair questions
Is the draw random?
It’s deterministic rather than random: the date, and your saved birth details if you have them, seed the draw — so the card that finds you in the morning is still yours at night. What you do with it is the variable.
Which cards are in the deck?
The twenty-two Major Arcana — the tarot’s big archetypes, from The Fool to The World. No minor suits, no noise.
Can I draw again if I don’t like the card?
No — one card a day is the design. The card you want to reject is usually the one worth sitting with.
Holding a bigger question?
Tarot is good at giving a day a shape; it’s less suited to answering a specific question. That is the I Ching’s job — three coins, six tosses, one straight answer from a three-thousand-year-old oracle. Cast a hexagram, or read how the two systems differ.