PulseOctober 22, 2026

This App Gives You and Your Crush Your Own Cards

Love Angel Cards adds portrait cards and a relationship card above each spread. Personal cards open zodiac profiles, while drawn cards answer specific questions. Narration uses both names, and the journal keeps the readings together.

Love Angel Cards added three personal cards in its October 20 update: a portrait of the user, a portrait of the person on their mind, and a relationship card between them. Names and photos appear above each spread. The 32-card angel deck is drawn below, keeping the people involved in view throughout the reading.

Those portraits have a function beyond identifying who the question is about. Each opens a zodiac reading. The user's card describes their traits in love, the other person's card describes theirs, and the relationship card examines the combination of their signs. Opening one of these cards gives a relationship profile; choosing a question and drawing a spread gives a reading about a particular situation.

The three personal cards in an official Love Angel Cards example: Amelia and Daniel's portraits flank a heart-shaped relationship card — The personal cards sit above the spread and open zodiac readings.Source: Love Angel Cards · App Store

An ex can have a card, too. One official example pairs Amelia with Daniel; a separate image for rekindling an old flame places Amelia beside Lucas. Under those portraits, the spread assigns positions to their history, obstacles and each person's feelings. Each position explains what it covers as the user draws. The layout is already set up for that particular question.

For a direct yes-or-no question, the app uses three cards. The French-language example asks whether the other person is thinking about the user; two cards say yes and one says maybe, followed by an overall answer.

Official screenshots of a three-card answer with two yeses and a maybe, beside a journal that saves questions and readings by date — The answer and a place to keep the question.Source: Love Angel Cards · App Store

The interpretation can also be heard. After drawing a spread, users choose a subject such as the other person's feelings, their future together or recovering from a breakup. The app interprets the spread as a whole, with narration that uses both people's names. The illustrations animate during playback, and a small player allows it to be paused or resumed elsewhere in the app.

The iPhone release currently requires iOS 26.1 or later. Apple's language list includes English and French but does not include Chinese.

Saved entries keep the spread, personal cards, interpretation and private notes together. The journal example contains both a three-card answer and a separate relationship question on the same day, ready to revisit by date.

Writing down what prompted the question gives the saved reading some context when the details are harder to remember.