Ask the tarot. Get a clear answer.
Type a question or pick one, shuffle a real 78-card deck and choose your own cards. Every reading starts with a one-line verdict — yes, no, maybe, or which path looks lighter — then explains each card in its position. No coins, no birthday, no account.
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Yes or no that actually answers
One card, a clear yes, no or maybe, and one line of advice.
Past · Present · Future
Three cards read in their positions: where it came from, where you are, where it is going.
Love reading
You, them and the bond between you, with meanings written for love questions.
Work & Money
Where you stand, what blocks you and what helps, read for career and money.
A or B
Five cards compare two paths side by side and tell you which one looks lighter.
Pick from all 78 cards
Shuffle as often as you like and choose from a fan of the full deck. Set how often reversed cards appear.
Card of the day and widget
Flip one card every morning, keep a streak, or flip it right from the home screen.
History, notes and meanings
Every reading is saved with your question. Add notes later and browse all 78 meanings.
FAQ
- Do I have to pay or buy coins to see results?
- No. Every reading and every card meaning is open. Askarta is supported by ads; full-screen ads only appear when you open a result or a card page, never while you shuffle or pick cards.
- Does the yes or no tarot really say yes or no?
- Yes. Each card has a yes, no or maybe lean, upright and reversed, and the verdict is shown at the top of the reading.
- Do I need to enter my name or birthday?
- No. Askarta never asks for your name, birthday, gender or an account.
- Why do I keep getting the same cards in other apps?
- Some apps pick from a few cards. Askarta shuffles all 78 cards with a secure random shuffle and lets you choose from the whole fan.
- Can I turn off reversed cards?
- Yes. In Settings choose Never, Sometimes or Half for reversed cards.
- Are my questions private?
- Your questions, cards and notes stay on your phone. Askarta has no server for your readings.
- Which tarot deck is used?
- The classic Rider-Waite-Smith deck from 1909.
- Can tarot predict the future?
- No. Askarta is for reflection and entertainment and does not replace professional advice.