Note des avis : 82 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 22 463 notes
82sur 100
This is the best tool for learning tarot, people spend 5 years learning card meanings for free, praise the quizzes and beautiful design, and many became confident readers because of it. It breaks when features that used to be free move behind payment, the 80-90 dollar yearly plan feels insane, and the journal glitches with cards overlapping in a spread and notes not saving.
Points forts
Learning card meanings for free, quiz mode for memorizing, beautiful design and multiple decks, years of steady use
Reproches
Previously free features moved to paid, 80-90 dollar yearly subscription, premium pop-up on every launch, journal glitches with overlapping cards and lost notes, a purchased deck not showing up after buying
Pour qui : For people seriously learning tarot from scratch who want to understand card meanings, not just get a ready-made prediction
Note des avis : 80 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 813 notes
80sur 100
The angel cards give people what they come for: warm, in-the-moment messages they want to return to when things get hard. They value author Melanie Beckler as the real deal, love her meditations, and appreciate the free version. The weak spot is purely technical: for some the app suddenly stops opening, restoring a purchase on a new phone fails, and there's no one to reach.
Points forts
Warm, in-the-moment messages, beautiful cards, author Melanie Beckler and her meditations, the habit of journaling drawn cards, a free version
Reproches
Sometimes stops opening, restoring a purchase on a new phone fails, no one to reach for help, sometimes doesn't answer the question directly
Pour qui : People seeking gentle, supportive angel guidance and a daily message rather than strict tarot
Note des avis : 72 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 606 notes
72sur 100
The Sacred Rebels deck grabs people with its art and thoughtful, inspiring messages with an exercise at the end of each card, which makes them call it one of the best and buy the physical version too. The experience breaks on a tiny font in a cramped box: there's a lot of text but it's hard to read and needs endless scrolling. Ad popups in a paid app also annoy, though they can be turned off in settings.
Points forts
Beautiful card art, thoughtful inspiring messages, a process-exercise at the end of each card, spot-on hits, Alana Fairchild's work in general
Reproches
Tiny font in a cramped box and endless scrolling, ad popups in a paid app, text drifts and doesn't fit the frame, emailing a reading fails
Pour qui : People who want a thoughtful, inspiring oracle deck with exercises and love Alana Fairchild's work
Rang 4. Note des avis : 68 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 6 155 notes
68sur 100
People value the depth, many decks each with its own character, detailed writeups per card, the tarot-plus-numerology-plus-forecast blend, the ability to build your own decks, and years of learning and use for ministry. It breaks on a recent update that trimmed card detail and broke saved spreads, the cap on the number of readings annoys, and some doubt the draw is truly random since the same cards come up suspiciously often.
Points forts : Many decks each with its own character, detailed per-card writeups, the tarot numerology and forecast blend, building your own decks, years of learning and use for ministry
Reproches : An update that trimmed card detail and broke saved spreads, a cap on the number of saved readings, doubts about the draw being truly random, paid AI readings sometimes not delivered, questionable numerology without birth place and time
Pour qui : For experienced tarot practitioners who want depth, many decks and their own setups, not a ready short prediction
Rang 5. Note des avis : 68 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 1 620 notes
68sur 100
This is a deep tool for learning tarot that people use daily for years, valuing real draws, detailed descriptions, and built-in books going back to an 1888 text. But an update broke the journal and the full-text-from-the-book link, so people screenshot draws to keep them, and some find the meanings too negative. The interface looks outdated and does not fit screens without a home button well.
Points forts : Deep card study with detailed descriptions, real draws, built-in books including an 1888 text, daily use over years, a journal for notes
Reproches : An update broke the journal and the full-text-from-the-book link, screenshots instead of saving a draw, an outdated interface that does not fit newer screens, meanings that feel too negative, a dispute over the Moon card meaning
Pour qui : People seriously learning tarot who want a deep reference with real draws and a daily journal
Rang 6. Note des avis : 68 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 941 notes
68sur 100
The animal-medicine deck grabs people with answers so on point they feel mind-read, and it works well as an entry into the topic for beginners. The weak spot is purely technical: buying the full version freezes, only 11-12 cards are free, and the price isn't shown before you pay. The app also oddly demands internet and complains when it's missing.
Points forts : Spot-on animal-medicine cards, beautiful images and inspiring text, a good entry into animal medicine, a sense of connecting with a guide
Reproches : Buying the full version freezes, only 11-12 cards free, price hidden until you pay, requires internet and complains without it
Pour qui : People who resonate with animal medicine and want a gentle entry into animal oracle cards
Rang 7. Note des avis : 68 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 414 notes
68sur 100
People 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.
Points forts : 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
Reproches : 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
Pour qui : People who already understand tarot and want a non-traditional nature deck with a warm mood and a journal
Rang 8. Note des avis : 66 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 670 notes
66sur 100
People value that the app gives a card's meaning by position without forcing an interpretation, leaving the connections in a spread to them, and that it's free and simple for beginners. Many find the readings land and bring clarity when they can't see it themselves. Ads break the experience: some get minute-long clips for every simple reading, and that outweighs the benefit.
Points forts : Gives traditional meaning by position without forced interpretation, accurate readings that land, free and simple for beginners, various spread types, teaches tarot
Reproches : Overly long ads up to a minute per reading, thin depth on position meanings for experienced readers, small image and text, no voice narration
Pour qui : Beginners who want to learn traditional meanings by position for free and connect the cards in a spread themselves
Rang 9. Note des avis : 66 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 537 notes
66sur 100
People love the beautiful fairy art and accurate, positive messages, and many ask for a printed deck. But after the update the app breaks, card text gets clipped at the edges and won't scroll to the end, and you have to tap cards several times to open them. Some feel the old version said more.
Points forts : Beautiful fairy art, accurate and positive messages, warm encouraging advice, daily use
Reproches : Card text clipped and won't scroll after the update, cards don't open on first tap, the old version gave more text, no printed deck
Pour qui : People who want gentle positive support and beautiful fairy art for a daily ritual
Rang 10. Note des avis : 63 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 475 notes
63sur 100
The app teaches tarot from scratch really well, praised for its deep card explanations, card-of-the-day widget, card combinations, and pleasant animation. But a recent update pushed basics like reversals behind a subscription, AI interpretation costs extra on top of the yearly plan, and the quiz sometimes marks correct answers wrong, which breaks the point of learning. Some are angry that only one free reading a day remains.
Points forts : Deep card explanations, card-of-the-day widget, card combinations, pleasant animation, articles for depth, a user-suggestion section
Reproches : Reversals and basic features pushed behind subscription by a recent update, AI interpretation charged separately on top of the yearly plan, the quiz marks correct answers wrong, only one free reading a day
Pour qui : Beginners learning Rider Waite from scratch who want a widget and deep card meanings as a study guide
Rang 11. Note des avis : 62 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 2 347 notes
62sur 100
People value a set of beautiful oracle decks in one app with a free seven-day trial, and many feel the cards land squarely on their situation. But decks bought years ago stop opening, and after reinstalling you are asked to pay again, while some downloads hang with an error. There is no shuffle option, no physical versions, and typos crop up.
Points forts : Many beautiful decks in one place, a free 7-day trial, a sense of landing on your situation, new decks added regularly
Reproches : Purchased decks stop opening, being asked to pay again after reinstall, hangs and errors on download, no shuffle option, typos in the text
Pour qui : People who want a collection of beautiful oracle decks in one app for daily guidance
Rang 12. Note des avis : 62 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 731 notes
62sur 100
As a card-meaning reference the app is loved by beginners and by seasoned readers with decades of practice who pull a card to reflect. But two things annoy everyone: there are no reversed-card meanings, so half of tarot's meaning is missing, and the images and descriptions for the Sun and Moon are swapped. Many also miss a history tab and dislike 'coins' instead of pentacles.
Points forts : Deep meanings to reflect on, easy navigation, a good price, a card of the day, useful for both beginners and seasoned readers
Reproches : No reversed-card meanings, swapped Sun and Moon images and descriptions, no history tab, 'coins' instead of pentacles, meanings too abstract for some
Pour qui : People who want a card-meaning reference for reflection and study, if they don't need reversed meanings
Rang 13. Note des avis : 62 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 559 notes
62sur 100
People love the deck itself for its beautiful art and gentle, accurate messages, and many own the physical version too. But the app fails on the technical side, after the update it breaks and crashes when you open a card, reversals display wrong, and long-time buyers get shown the trial expiry again. On top of that it pushes Hay House ads at people who already paid.
Points forts : Beautiful deck art, accurate and gentle messages, a physical version exists for deck lovers
Reproches : Crashes when opening a card after the update, reversals display incorrectly, Hay House ads in the paid version, tiny note field for readings, paying buyers shown trial expiry again
Pour qui : Fans of Colette Baron-Reid's deck who want gentle, supportive messages and beautiful art on hand
Rang 14. Note des avis : 60 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 8 560 notes
60sur 100
People keep it for years as their main tarot app, readings resonate and land, they come for encouragement and advice, and some trust it more than any other. It breaks right now on a latest-update bug where many lost all reading text leaving only images, making the app unusable, plus a barrage of ads with sound, no reversed cards, and birth details demanded before anything is shown.
Points forts : Readings that resonate and land, years as a main tarot app, encouragement and advice in a hard moment, trust and clarity
Reproches : An update bug that wipes all reading text leaving only images, heavy ads with sound and no mute, no reversed cards, birth date demanded before anything is shown, some feeling of samey AI-generated readings
Pour qui : For people who want a simple tarot app for encouragement and advice and can wait out the current missing-text bug
Rang 15. Note des avis : 60 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 487 notes
60sur 100
People have kept this on hand for years as a quick way to get guidance when their deck isn't with them, valuing John Holland's art and the saved-reading history. But the update turned a beautiful interface into a clunky one, the app crashes right after you pick a card on newer iPhones, and it stops showing chosen cards after an iOS update. Some complain about the lack of reversals and popup ads.
Points forts : Quick guidance when the deck isn't handy, John Holland's art and archetypes, saved-reading history, clarity for beginners
Reproches : Crashes after picking a card on newer iPhones, clunky interface after the update, doesn't show chosen cards after an iOS update, no reversals, popup ads
Pour qui : Fans of John Holland and anyone wanting quick intuitive guidance on the go without a deck
Rang 16. Note des avis : 58 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 55 765 notes
58sur 100
People come for light entertainment, reading coffee cups from a photo, doing it with the whole family a few times a week, and some hits feel genuinely real. It breaks on the ads, you get forced through 2-4 unskippable videos to open a reading, and the interpretations are often generic three-line blurbs that repeat.
Points forts : Coffee-cup reading from a photo, the reader Gloria, family-friendly a few times a week, sense of real hits
Reproches : Two to three unskippable ad videos before each reading, short generic three-line interpretations, repeated texts, a glitch where the reading won't open after the ad
Pour qui : For people who want a light family coffee-reading pastime and don't mind ads or paying to remove them
Rang 17. Note des avis : 58 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 1 461 notes
58sur 100
The app is praised for honest simplicity, classic cards, and a generous free option with no bait, plus a card-of-the-day widget and very detailed, clear descriptions without fluff. But one free card a day hits a subscription wall, the old one-time ad-free purchase is gone, and after reinstalling you are asked to pay again. Worst of all, porn ads pop up in an app rated 13+.
Points forts : Honest simplicity with no bait, a generous free card of the day, detailed clear card descriptions, a card-of-the-day widget, classic meanings, a reversals mode
Reproches : Porn ads in a 13+ app, only one free card a day before a subscription wall, no one-time ad-free purchase, paying again after reinstall, a crash during a paid reading, an incomplete deck
Pour qui : People who want a simple, honest card-of-the-day app with clear descriptions for learning tarot, without billing tricks
Rang 18. Note des avis : 58 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 863 notes
58sur 100
People enjoy the AI reader's on-point, situation-fitting answers, and modes like the crystal ball and yes-or-no keep them coming daily. It breaks on money and limits: a new update cuts free use to one reading a day, the 'continue' button slides off screen, some modes crash before giving an answer, and half the readings are lost under load. A few notice the AI bends to whatever the question implies.
Points forts : Accurate readings that fit the situation, varied modes (Celtic Cross, yes or no, crystal ball), the AI helps think ideas through, a pleasant and pretty presentation
Reproches : One free reading a day after the update, the continue button runs off screen, modes crash before the answer, readings lost under overload, more and more locked behind premium
Pour qui : People who want varied AI readings every day and will pay to lift the one-reading limit
Rang 19. Note des avis : 57 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 5 829 notes
57sur 100
The daily card works as a ritual, readings can be accurate and sound like talking to a close friend, and for some it genuinely helps pull them out of a dark place. It breaks on almost everything being paid, ads for every bonus and minute-long unskippable videos, and since all readings are AI-based, some don't trust their sincerity and resent paying a machine.
Points forts : The daily card as a ritual and mood support, accurate readings in a close-friend tone, help during depression and hard states, a good start for beginners
Reproches : Almost all content paid, ads for every bonus and minute-long unskippable videos, all readings AI-based and some distrusting their sincerity, pricey subscription, canceling and refunds working poorly, readings sometimes getting the time of day wrong
Pour qui : For people who want a daily card ritual for mood support and are fine with readings being AI-generated
Rang 20. Note des avis : 55 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 11 761 notes
55sur 100
This is a marketplace of live tarot readers and psychics, the best ones give detailed answers and real clarity, and people have favorite advisors they return to. It breaks on quality swinging from person to person, some giving generic answers or telling you what you want to hear, support ignoring messages and sending the same canned reply, prices that bite, and login sometimes failing with a network error.
Points forts : Detailed answers from the best advisors, sense of clarity after a reading, favorite readers people return to, support in a hard moment
Reproches : Quality swings sharply between advisors, generic answers and telling you what you want to hear, support unresponsive and sending templates, expensive, language barrier, crashes and network errors on login
Pour qui : For people who want to talk to a live tarot reader and are willing to hunt for their advisor by trial, not expecting even quality
Rang 21. Note des avis : 55 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 1 999 notes
55sur 100
The value is an instant yes-or-no when you cannot decide, and for people with decision fatigue it saves time before bed. Many honestly get that it is for fun, not prophecy, and simply enjoy the pretty decks. But the same question gives different answers, after an update a card gets stuck blocking the screen, and loud audio ads at night wake up the household even with sound off.
Points forts : Instant yes-or-no answers, a time-saver for decision fatigue and ADHD, pretty decks including the Egyptian one, cheaper than seeing a psychic, clear card meanings
Reproches : Different answers to the same question expose a generator, a stuck card blocks the screen after an update, loud night-time audio ads override even muted sound, only 3 decks, ads covering the reading
Pour qui : People who want a quick yes-or-no for fun and to unwind before bed, without believing in a literal prediction
Rang 22. Note des avis : 55 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 645 notes
55sur 100
For years this was a favorite sampler deck: you could pull a card of the day from several decks at once and compare the symbolism, which helped people learn tarot and decide what to buy. An update cut it all back: two or three decks remain, cards lost their meanings on the back, the Celtic Cross is gone, and the reading journal crashes the app. People say it used to be the best and is now nearly useless and years without updates.
Points forts : Pulling a card of the day from several decks at once to compare symbolism, a big variety of decks as a try-before-you-buy, meanings straight from the deck's booklet, helps learn tarot
Reproches : An update removed the deck variety, card meanings on the back are gone, the Celtic Cross vanished, the reading journal crashes the app, years without updates
Pour qui : People learning tarot who want to try many decks in one place before buying, if they can accept the stripped-down post-update version
Rang 23. Note des avis : 55 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 556 notes
55sur 100
Beginners genuinely get help understanding tarot here, praising the quizzes, simple clear card meanings, and easy navigation. But almost everything useful sits behind a paid subscription, only the major arcana are free, and some people hit ads and confusion over what they paid for. Many expect card meanings free and would rather pay for spreads and courses.
Points forts : Simple clear card meanings, quizzes for beginners, reversal meanings, easy navigation, responsive support with refunds
Reproches : Almost everything locked behind subscription, only major arcana free, intrusive ads, confusion after paying for the yearly plan, payment went through without granting access
Pour qui : Tarot beginners learning card meanings from scratch who are willing to pay for spreads and courses
Rang 24. Note des avis : 50 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 3 697 notes
50sur 100
This is a Spanish-language marketplace of live tarot readers, people have favorite masters like Ame Abal, replies come fast and help sort their thoughts. It breaks on credits being deducted even when no one answered the call, support staying silent and leaving messages on read, login sometimes failing, and different answers to the same question confusing people.
Points forts : Live readers and favorite masters like Ame Abal, fast replies and clarity, help sorting your thoughts, simple ask-and-answer mechanic
Reproches : Credits deducted when the call went unanswered, silent support leaving messages on read, login sometimes not working, different answers to the same question, few free questions
Pour qui : For Spanish speakers who want a live tarot reader and are ready to watch their credit charges and not count on support
Rang 25. Note des avis : 48 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,6★ · 1 388 notes
48sur 100
People use the single card of the day to set a mood and slowly learn the meanings, and beginners love it for that simplicity. But the product feels stuck: it looks dated, ads push in with music you can't mute, and some people see only '(null)' or bugs. One card a day feels thin, and many want three and ten card spreads.
Points forts : Simple one card a day for beginners, helps learn meanings one card at a time, nice graphics, a sense of daily focus
Reproches : Ads with music you can't turn off, dated look and old dates, bugs down to a blank '(null)', only one card a day, clumsy translation into other languages
Pour qui : Beginners to tarot who want a simple daily one-card ritual, not deep spreads
Rang 26. Note des avis : 45 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,6★ · 15 607 notes
45sur 100
People value the simple one-card yes/no draw with interpretation and that some readings resonate and land on personal topics. It breaks on being charged the yearly fee right after signing up for the trial with refunds denied, being required to follow them on TikTok for full access, heavy ads, and a new deck that's less detailed and far from classic tarot.
Points forts : One-card yes/no draw with interpretation, sense of hits on personal topics, mini-games inside, broad reading sections on family work money love
Reproches : Yearly subscription charged right after the trial starts and refunds denied, being required to follow on TikTok for access, heavy ads, the new deck less detailed and far from classic tarot, inconsistent accuracy
Pour qui : For people who want a fast one-card yes/no reading and are willing to watch their charges after the trial carefully
Rang 27. Note des avis : 45 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,5★ · 3 454 notes
45sur 100
The core value is a fast text answer within an hour plus the ability to pick a trusted advisor and come back to them for years, and people have favorites they believe in. But accounts get blocked for months with no way to unlock, paid credits and history vanish after updates, and support answers contradict each other or go silent. Some readers are openly rude, and text replies can take 7 or even 16 hours.
Points forts : Fast text answer within an hour, trusted favorite advisors (Maria EC, Ginger, Sabrina, Daniela), honest readers who make no false promises, responsive support for some
Reproches : Accounts blocked for months with no fix, lost paid credits and chat history after updates, contradictory support, waits up to 16 hours for a reply, rude readers, no refunds
Pour qui : People who want fast text guidance and will find one trusted advisor, accepting the account and billing risks
Rang 28. Note des avis : 42 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,2★ · 1 253 notes
42sur 100
The beautiful Grace Duong deck and a morning ritual with a card and a crystal keep people coming back for years, and some even bought the physical deck. But an update broke everything: a grey screen on launch, no way to log in because of a username check, an ad per card, and constant premium popups. Longtime fans are leaving and saying it got worse and harvests their data.
Points forts : The bright, beautiful Grace Duong deck, the morning ritual with a card and crystal of the day, the daily card journal, thoughtful messages
Reproches : Grey screen and won't open after the update, can't log in due to a username check, an ad per card, pushy premium popups, a flood of identical notifications
Pour qui : Fans of the Grace Duong deck and people who love a morning card-of-the-day ritual, if they can tolerate the breakage
Rang 29. Note des avis : 41 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 2 671 notes
41sur 100
People love keeping a favorite oracle deck right in their phone for quick guidance, and the old version was fast and handy with 5-card spreads. But after the update it crashes on the second card, some cards from the physical deck are missing, and instead of restoring a past purchase it asks you to pay again while pushing more buy-ons. Emailing a spread to a friend sometimes swaps a card to a random one.
Points forts : A favorite deck always at hand, quick guidance, beautiful card art, a sense of accuracy for some
Reproches : Crashes on the second card after the update, missing cards from the physical deck (26 instead of 44), being asked to pay for what was already bought, nagging buy-ons and ads, a card swapped when sharing with a friend
Pour qui : People who already own this physical deck and want to carry it in their phone for quick daily guidance
Rang 30. Note des avis : 40 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 9 496 notes
40sur 100
When you land on a good advisor, readings can be strikingly accurate and hit the personal, people name favorites and come back. It breaks on almost everything else, many advisors tell you what you want to hear and give contradictory answers to different people, billing is per-minute and charges a full minute for a couple seconds, advisors drop calls mid-session, and negative reviews get removed.
Points forts : Strikingly accurate readings from the best advisors, hits on personal detail and comfort in grief, favorite advisors people return to, the tip to write questions down first
Reproches : Advisors telling you what you want to hear to keep you coming back, contradictory answers across people, per-minute billing rounded up, advisors dropping calls mid-session, removal of negative reviews, technical failures in chat and calls
Pour qui : For people willing to carefully read advisor reviews and prep questions in advance so they don't burn money on empty readings
Rang 31. Note des avis : 34 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 3 593 notes
34sur 100
People come for a live advisor who names timeframes and gives clarity on their personal situation, and when a strong reader shows up (Clara Moonstone, Lawanda Shamani get named) it genuinely works. But the free-trial model is built to scare you about your closed energy and immediately sell a paid session, and some advisors reply in generic, slow ways that feel like a bot. Stock profile photos and different answers to the same question wreck the trust.
Points forts : Accurate timeframes from strong advisors, clarity on personal situations, empathy from live readers, easy interface
Reproches : Bot-like generic replies, the push for another paid session, stock profile photos, dragging out answers to eat paid time, leftover balance you cannot reuse
Pour qui : People who want a live paid advisor and will sift through readers for one accurate one, not those chasing free clarity
Rang 32. Note des avis : 33 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,6★ · 819 notes
33sur 100
People like the idea of one place for dozens of oracle decks, call the cards artwork, and praise the free trials. But the app barely works: since iOS 17 it freezes constantly, purchased decks vanish and need restoring almost daily, and it keeps demanding updates. The tiny card-text window and a trial clock that starts at download rather than opening add to the annoyance.
Points forts : All decks in one place, beautiful cards like artwork, free deck trials, daily readings when it works
Reproches : Constant freezing since iOS 17, purchased decks vanish and need restoring daily, repeated update prompts, a tiny card-text window, trial clock starts at download
Pour qui : Collectors of many oracle decks who want them in one place, if they can bear constant freezing
Rang 33. Note des avis : 32 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,6★ · 14 871 notes
32sur 100
People like the app itself, some learned tarot solitaire, some find the advice accurate and blunt and true to the moment. But ads kill everything, videos pop even when you tap no free energy, you can't exit them, the page freezes after a video, and the free reading energy gets eaten anyway to push purchases.
Points forts : Accurate unsweetened advice for the moment, learning tarot solitaire, pretty design, helps before major decisions
Reproches : Flood of ads even after declining free energy, videos you can't exit, page freezing after an ad, free energy vanishing and pushing purchases, no back button in the spread
Pour qui : For people patient enough to push through the ads for a few accurate pieces of advice, or willing to pay upfront to remove them
Rang 34. Note des avis : 28 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 2 589 notes
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The idea appeals to people wanting Christian angelic card-of-the-day guidance, and some feel supported and find it accurate. But ads pop up after every card flip, literally four in two minutes, so you cannot calmly finish even one reading. The cards do not match real tarot meanings and the text is written with errors, as if by a non-native speaker.
Points forts : Christian angelic framing, card of the day for daily grounding, a sense of support and accuracy for some
Reproches : An ad after every card (up to 4 in 2 minutes), cards that do not match real tarot meanings, error-filled broken English text, freezes and constant money prompts
Pour qui : People wanting Christian card-of-the-day guidance who can tolerate a barrage of ads
Rang 35. Note des avis : 18 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,5★ · 2 252 notes
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The concept draws people who want quick daily fortune-telling with meanings, and some find it accurate. But it charges for the card meanings from the very first spread, slips in a subscription up to 15.99 with no warning, and gives no way to cancel before the trial ends, so it bills you afterward. The English meanings are broken in places, and the tone can turn harsh and judgmental on a bad card.
Points forts : Quick daily readings, a sense of accuracy for some, an interesting shuffle animation
Reproches : Charging for card meanings from the first spread, a subscription up to 15.99 with no warning, no cancel before the trial and a charge afterward, broken English, a harsh judgmental tone on bad cards
Pour qui : Almost no one without a willingness to pay up front, only those wanting a very fast reading who do not mind the billing risk
Rang 36. Note des avis : 15 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,3★ · 1 720 notes
15sur 100
The idea of daily numerology and tarot with a personal reading appeals, and a few people say it hits accurately. But it demands payment for literally everything, there is no cancel button for the subscription, and charges go through without clear consent, flagged by bank alerts. On top of that the app will not let you set your birthday or zodiac correctly, so the reading breaks at its foundation.
Points forts : A sense of an accurate personal reading for some, daily numerology and tarot
Reproches : Payment required for absolutely everything, no cancel button for the subscription, charges without clear consent, birthday and zodiac set incorrectly, a short 3-day access then pay again
Pour qui : Almost no one, too many billing barriers and a broken birthday input undermine the whole point of the reading
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