Wildwood Tarot
authentic ratingPeople rank this among their favorites for its beautiful non-traditional art and the warm, compassionate mood of its readings, and many use the app more than the real deck. But Wildwood maps poorly onto classic tarot, so cross-referencing doesn't work, and some find the card meanings confusing and a bit dark. Journal crashes and reversals that turn on but aren't explained also frustrate people.
textAvg 4.81 nearly matches the 4.90 store average, and reviews are full of analysis of the Wildwood deck itself, its non-traditional nature and card mood. Both praise and criticism rest on details (journal, reversals, animals instead of suits), with almost no empty five-stars.
What users love
- Beautiful non-traditional art
- Warm compassionate reading mood
- A journal to track trends
- Many spread types
- The book text inside the app
- Privacy on the go
What users hate
- Maps poorly onto classic tarot
- Card meanings confusing and a bit dark
- Journal crashes on opening
- Reversals turn on but aren't explained
- Many negative cards
Who it is for
People who already understand tarot and want a non-traditional nature deck with a warm mood and a journal
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