New AI astrology and divination tools

Tarot: Mirror combines single-card, daily three-card and longer spreads with meanings for all 78 cards. Basic meanings and journal notes work offline; optional AI readings support follow-up questions, alongside timed meditations with music and a breathing circle.

I Ching Studio builds six-line readings through animated three-coin casting, displaying the primary hexagram, changing lines and relating hexagram. Search all sixty-four entries, resume unfinished castings and keep notes locally, with optional AI reflection.

Nova uses Sun, Rising, Moon and natal-chart information as context for an AI conversation about relationships, work and personal choices. It also includes chart-based daily readings, compatibility and single-card Tarot, with weekly or monthly Pro subscriptions.

StarMeow pairs three AI cat companions with Tarot draws, a reading journal and a magic book containing natal charts, daily transits, compatibility and Bazi. Text and voice conversations retain editable memories, while readings suggest a small action.

Daily Tarot offers spoken card readings, a 78-card reference and Tara, an AI spiritual guide. Single-card and multi-card spreads sit alongside zodiac compatibility and a 20-question assessment built around eight personality archetypes.

LUNETHYS pairs Moon phases with a daily Tarot card kept until the next day. Draw one or three cards with optional questions, upright or reversed meanings and topic readings, then explicitly request a longer AI reflection if wanted.

Electric Astrology places natal charts and transits alongside solar wind and geomagnetic conditions for comparison over time. Its AI guide Ganymede uses chart context and optional personal information; an optional Apple Health connection adds private trend comparisons.

NoxVerse captures typed or spoken dreams, offers cultural perspectives for AI interpretation and continues saved dreams through Ask Nox. Separate personal notes, review recurring patterns and period summaries, or choose a style for dream illustrations.

Mystic AI combines tarot readings with astrology and name-based fortune features in a conversational reading app.

Kalava combines city-based Panchang and Hindu festivals with North, South and East Indian Kundli layouts. Explore divisional charts, dashas and planetary conditions, ask chart-based questions with on-device AI, and create printable Kundli, marriage and year books.

Huaguangxian brings together thirty-one traditional systems, including Bazi, Zi Wei, Qimen, Liu Ren, Liu Yao, Chinese planetary astrology and Yi Lin. Calendars, sky simulations, twenty-four-mountain compass, Flying Stars and Eight Mansions support study.

ViaAstro calculates Vedic birth charts, sixteen divisional charts and Vimshottari periods. AI answers questions about work, relationships and family with planetary, house and timing explanations, alongside D1, D9, transits and Ashtakoot matching.

Draw from a full Rider-Waite-Smith deck for free, without limits or an account. Dear Arcana offers 1-, 3-, 4-, 5- and 10-card spreads, one-card Yes/No answers, and an AI reader that interprets only cards already drawn.

Free Swiss Ephemeris birth charts and Moon tools that acknowledge an unknown birth time: no invented Rising sign or houses, and two possible Moon signs when the local birth day crosses a boundary. Optional AI-assisted written readings are separate.

Divinora combines AI coffee-ground readings, Tarot, palm and face readings, and astrology forecasts in one fortune-telling app. It can interpret a photographed coffee cup, map palm lines, compare three Major Arcana cards, and narrate readings through an audio oracle.

Dawning, formerly Arcanum Dream, combines Korean dream symbolism, Jungian readings, Tarot and Saju. A 117-symbol dictionary and 78-card deck sit alongside birth charts, luck cycles, compatibility and optional AI follow-up readings.

Cantian AI is an AI Bazi astrology app that also handles Liuyao divination, feng shui, I Ching readings, and naming, on the web, iPhone, Android, and in ChatGPT.