Questions worth asking before you begin.
A private place to work through what you’re carrying — using tarot as a way to look at it. Not a prediction engine. Not a chatbot with a tarot skin. A practice you return to, that remembers what you bring.
No. The cards don’t predict. They reflect. Liminal Tarot is built around helping you notice what you’re sitting with, what keeps coming up, and what you might be avoiding. You decide what it means.
No. There’s a digital deck inside the app. But if you already read with your own cards, the physical deck flow is designed for that — and it’s worth trying.
If you’re still looking for a deck, our deck recommendations page has honest, grounded options.
You draw from your own deck. Liminal Tarot walks you through position by position — you tell it what you drew, and the reading is built around your cards, your spread, and the question you brought in. It’s designed to feel like reading at your table, not filling out a form.
The card search uses standard Rider-Waite names and suits — if your deck uses different naming (like Coins instead of Pentacles), search for the Rider-Waite equivalent.
Every day, there’s a card waiting for you. One card, one reflection prompt, a small space to write what it brings up. It resets at midnight. It takes less than a minute. Over time, it becomes the thing that keeps you coming back.
Yes. Liminal Tarot works in your mobile browser at liminaltarot.com and is available on the App Store for iPhone. Android will follow later.
A daily card pull every day. The Yes/No Tarot. A limited number of full readings — enough to feel what the experience is, not just see a feature list.
Continuity. Pro gives you unlimited readings, full history, daily reflection prompts, Chapters, Chapter synthesis, personal notes at every level, and Practice Depth — where your practice unlocks card back designs and profile emblems over time.
The real difference is that your readings start to connect. Instead of isolated moments, they gather around the things you’re actually working through.
We don’t set a hard daily cap — this is a personal practice tool, and we trust you to use it as one.
A Chapter is a name for a period of your life — “After the layoff,” “Deciding whether to move,” “Learning to be alone again.” You save readings to a Chapter so they stay together instead of disappearing into a list.
After a few readings in the same Chapter, Liminal Tarot can step back and show you what’s been repeating, what’s shifted, and what’s been quietly emerging. It reads across your readings the way a good friend might — noticing the thread you couldn’t see from inside it.
Small markers of practice. Your first reading. Your first physical deck session. A week of daily cards. They’re there to acknowledge that showing up consistently is worth something — not to turn reflection into a game.
As you use Liminal Tarot, you earn Points — through daily cards, readings, and Rites. Your total Points mark how deep your practice runs.
Pro members reach named thresholds as they go: Newcomer, Seeker, Keeper, Reader, Witness. Each one unlocks small aesthetic details — a new card back design for your draws, a new emblem for your profile. Nothing flashy. Just a quiet acknowledgment that you’ve been showing up.
Yes. You can write personal notes at three levels: on individual cards in a reading, on the reading as a whole, and on an entire Chapter. Your notes are private — they’re never shared or made public.
When you generate a Chapter synthesis, you can choose to include your notes. The synthesis will weave them in as emotional context alongside the cards — not as facts to agree or disagree with, but as part of the story you’re telling yourself.
Probably. Liminal Tarot isn’t asking you to believe in anything. It’s asking you to sit with a question long enough to hear your own answer. If you think of tarot as a way to surface what you already know but haven’t named yet, you’ll feel at home here.
Yes. Your readings, notes, and journal entries are private to your account. We use trusted service providers to run the app, process payments, deliver support email, and generate readings. We don’t sell your personal data or publish your reading content. You can delete individual readings, purge your history, or delete your account entirely.
Go to Settings → Subscription → Manage to open billing management. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period — you keep access until then.
No. It’s a reflection tool — sometimes a clarifying one — but it is not a substitute for mental health care, medical advice, or crisis support. It can help you see what you’re feeling. It cannot treat it.
Yes. You don’t need to memorize card meanings. You don’t need to know the difference between a Major and Minor Arcana. The app is built so your first reading can be meaningful, not just educational.