Tarotnova

Tarotnova is a free web app that gives AI tarot readings using the Rider-Waite deck. Users ask a question, choose from six spreads, pick cards, and receive an AI interpretation. Card meanings and daily draws are included. The site plans to shut down on January 1, 2027.

Tarotnova is a web app that turns tarot card readings into an AI-guided ritual. Users start by typing a question, choose one of six spreads (1 Card, Yes or No, 3 Card, Love, Career Path, Fortune, or Celtic Cross), and then pick cards from the Rider-Waite deck, the 1910 set illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith. The AI, called Nova, interprets the cards and returns a reading. The site also includes upright and reversed meanings for every card, so it works as a learning tool for beginners and a quick reference for experienced readers. The app is aimed at people who want tarot readings without a human reader: hobbyists, the spiritually curious, and anyone looking for a fast, self-guided session. The interface is straightforward. After asking a question, users select a spread and then click cards from a virtual deck. Nova generates a reading that ties the cards together in response to the question. The card library, with individual pages for each card, covers all 78 cards and provides both upright and reversed meanings, making it useful for study between readings. In practice, Tarotnova fits among AI tarot apps and online tarot communities. It does not replace a live reader or a personal interpretation practice, but it handles the mechanics of drawing and offers a coherent AI narrative. The site states that a shutdown is planned for January 1, 2027, and that remaining credits should be used before that date. That notice is important context for anyone considering the tool: it is a service with a defined end, not a long-term platform. The core reading flow is free and does not require an account for a basic session, and the site also offers daily tarot draws and card meanings. Tarotnova is best suited to casual exploration, daily draws, and learning card associations rather than professional or in-depth readings. The presence of the shutdown notice and the absence of stated pricing or subscription details suggest users should treat it as a lightweight, time-limited tool.