This app offers a comprehensive guide to all 78 Rider-Waite-Smith tarot cards, focusing on meanings, imagery, and practical application. It includes six focused practice activities and allows users to save private notes and track learning progress. Explore tarot for learning and reflection, without fortune-telling.
2.0
October 18, 2026
Version 2.0 brings a redesigned study and practice experience. • Fuller card meanings, imagery explanations and related-card comparisons. • Six practice activities, including Meanings in Context and Reversals in Context. • Three reversal approaches: Changed/Opposite, Blocked/Delayed/Distorted and Internalised. • Clearer Learning Progress showing completion and latest-answer correctness. • Private card notes, with notes and progress syncing between Apple devices through iCloud. • Learning resets that preserve your private notes. • Four saved text sizes. • Improved iPhone and iPad layouts, with card imagery beside questions and answers on wider iPad screens. • Clearer purchase and restore messages, plus fixes to full-deck access handling. Also includes navigation, accessibility and image-loading improvements.
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The short common name for Learn the 78 Tarot Cards is 'Tarot Cards'.
No, Tarot Cards is ad-free. The app is free to download and offers a one-time purchase to unlock the full 78-card experience, with no subscription required.
Tarot Cards provides detailed card reference with upright meanings, keywords, and imagery. It also explains three reversal approaches and connects card meanings with reading positions and everyday contexts.
Yes, Tarot Cards features a Learning Progress tool that shows how much you have completed and the correctness of your latest answers. You can also revisit missed questions.
Tarot Cards is designed for iPhone and iPad devices. It offers adapted layouts for both, with card images displayed differently on phones versus wider iPad screens.
The latest version of Tarot Cards is 2.0, which was last updated on October 18, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving features and user experience.
Yes, Tarot Cards is created for curious beginners and developing readers. It focuses on building a practical understanding of the cards through detailed study and practice activities.
Yes, you can reset your learning progress in Tarot Cards while keeping your private card notes and chosen text size. This allows you to start fresh with your studies.
