Tarotap approaches tarot as a guided conversation rather than a one-shot fortune printout. The flow is deliberately reversed from most tarot apps: you describe your situation first, and the AI decides whether a three-card timeline, a seven-card Horseshoe, a Celtic Cross or a relationship spread fits best. That makes the reading feel shaped around the question instead of the other way round.
Each reading starts with a real draw from a shuffled 78-card deck, and reversals are possible, so the card selection is not scripted. The AI then interprets every card in its position using traditional meanings and ties the set back to what you asked. Because it keeps track of the whole session, you can push further with follow-up questions about alternative paths or how a particular card connects to the rest.
Beyond the core chat experience there is a set of themed readings: Yes/No tarot, love and career readings, daily, monthly, seasonal and full year-ahead timelines, oracle card draws and manifestation prompts. You can also chat with two tarot characters, Raven and Luna, and use an Arcana calculator based on your birth date. The site is upfront that tarot reflects where things stand now rather than a fixed future, and that it is not a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice.