Find the truth about your future, your relationships, and what's holding you back with this deck that draws on inspiration from Tarot, astrology, runes, bibliomancy, and other divination tactics rolled into one modern experience using Claude AI. It's not tarot, instead, it's a multi-cultural approach to having the kinds of conversations that can open doors to possibility.

To use the deck, all you need to do is play four cards at random, face up. Turn one over, scan the QR code and enter the three remaining keywords.

You can then have an open-ended ongoing conversation with the AI.

Of course, you're welcome to try other ways to prompt the keywords. For example:

Three-card spread: Start with a three-card spread representing past, present, and future. Lay them face up and then turn a fourth card over and scan the code. It will take you to Claude. Type in the keywords. Ask as many follow-up questions as you'd like to divine, analyze, and explore your feelings around the reading.

Five-card Cross: Lay out a five-card Tarot spread in a cross formation. Fip the center card to scan the card, then flip it back. It will take you to Claude. Take a photo of the spread, and upload the photo to get your reading. Ask as many follow-up questions as you'd like to divine, analyze, and explore your feelings around the reading.

Single-card Intention Setting: Pull a single card, scan the back. It will take you to Claude. Type in the word on the front plus the prompt "Daily Intention"

The cards add an important dimension to the conversations. As you unfold the keywords, talk it over with your friends. And of course, you can add as many personal and relevant keywords as you choose.

Plan accordingly. Don't assume everything is consistent or correct. Use your best judgment. Anthropic built Claude to be an effective tool, but there's no tested promise of privacy or consistency. It may run slow during busy times or even crash. Our cards generate the prompt, but all the content is from Claude, not from us.

Your conversation isn't saved for future use... (sorry, that's the way Claude does it). That means you should leave it open until you're done, and copy as you go.

Most phones offer a HANDOFF feature. Do some googling and set it up on your laptop... you can start a conversation on your phone and take over on your laptop.