Dear Arcana

Dear Arcana is an online tarot table. You choose a question and a spread, the full 78-card Rider-Waite-Smith deck is shuffled, and you turn the cards over one at a time. Drawing is free, unlimited and needs no account. After the cards are revealed you can simply look at them, save them, or ask an AI reader for an interpretation.

How it works

The site describes the process in three steps. First, you choose a spread: one card for a quick pull, or three, four, five or ten cards for a fuller reading, with each position named. Second, the deck is shuffled, and every card can land upright or reversed. Third, you read when you are ready, either on your own or by bringing the hand to the AI Reading feature. You can also tag your question with a theme such as love, work, a decision or today, and there is a skip-the-shuffle option for faster draws.

Key features

• A complete 78-card Rider-Waite-Smith deck with upright and reversed cards.
• Spreads of 1, 3, 4, 5 and 10 cards with named positions.
• Unlimited free draws without signing up.
• One free yes-or-no answer and one free AI reading per day.
• The first AI reading on a device without signing in; later readings require an account.
• A guide explaining how to draw and read cards online.
• Saved hands so you can return to a reading.

Use cases

People who use tarot for reflection can pull a card for the day or lay out a larger spread when thinking through a decision. Beginners can learn the deck by drawing cards and reading the AI interpretation alongside their own impressions. Experienced readers can use the site as a quick digital deck when a physical one is not at hand.

Pricing

Drawing cards is free. A paid membership, priced in US dollars with taxes calculated at checkout, extends access to AI readings beyond the daily free allowance. Current membership prices are shown on the membership page.

Who it is for

Dear Arcana is for anyone interested in tarot as a reflective or entertainment practice. Tarot readings, whether by a person or an AI, are not a substitute for professional advice on health, legal, financial or relationship matters.