Three-card readings behind an account
CrysTarot combines an AI tarot service with a crystal and deck shop. The homepage explains a four-step ritual: settle the mind, ask a question, draw three cards, and receive an AI-generated reading that connects the card symbols with the question. Its official account screenshot shows saved readings with each card name, upright or reversed orientation, the original question, and a button to reopen the interpretation.
The three cards on the public homepage are an automatic visual preview that refreshes every five seconds. Starting a detailed reading opens the login page, so the full interpretation and saved history require an account. The site describes readings as entertainment and self-reflection rather than professional advice, and requires visitors to be at least 18.
A shop for decks, crystals, and ritual pieces
The shop is a substantial part of the product. It lists Rider-Waite-style beginner decks, illustrated collector decks, crystal pendants, scrying pieces, engraved accessories, and other ritual goods. Many items can be personalized with a name, date, or symbol. CrysTarot says it ships internationally with tracking and packs crystals in protective, gift-ready boxes.
The site is available in fourteen languages, including Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Indonesian, Malay, and Filipino. The current pricing page lists a free allowance of 10 points per month, a $20 Basic plan, a $300 Advanced plan, and separate point packs.
Read the payment and privacy pages carefully
Some account and payment information is still inconsistent. The plan descriptions remain in Indonesian and refer to AI predictions and number sets rather than tarot readings. The privacy policy names UniGift instead of CrysTarot, and the public terms route returns 404. Anyone entering personal data or paying for points should confirm the current rules with the operator first.
