Tarot Draw

Free tarot PWA and Android app for one-card and three-card draws, local reading history, a 78-card guide, and AI prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or other assistants.

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Tarot Draw product artwork for a daily tarot journal with AI interpretation

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Editor note

Last checked July 6, 2026

The product shape is clear: it draws cards locally, then hands a structured prompt to the AI assistant the user already uses.
One-card and three-card spreads are available without forcing an account or a cloud profile.
The history flow is more useful than a one-off draw because it can send several recent one-card readings to AI together.
The 78-card guide covers upright and reversed meanings, and the Google Play build adds Android notifications and share-card output.

Best for

Useful for tarot users who want a private daily card journal and prefer to interpret readings with their own AI assistant.

Overview

About Tarot Draw

Tarot journal built around AI prompts

Tarot Draw is a lightweight tarot web app that works as both a PWA and an Android app. Users can draw one card for today's message or three cards for past, present, and future, then pass the card names, positions, orientation, and question memo to an AI app such as Gemini, ChatGPT, or Claude.

Local-first history and card guide

The app stores reading history on the user's device, supports batch "flow" reading after multiple one-card draws, and includes a full 78-card guide with upright and reversed meanings. The web version advertises no registration, free use, home-screen installation, and offline use after the app has loaded.

FAQ

What spreads does Tarot Draw support?

It supports a one-card draw for today's message and a three-card spread for past, present, and future.

How does the AI feature work?

The app creates a prompt from the drawn cards, positions, orientation, and question memo, then passes it to Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI app through the share flow.