Pip: Tarot Journal & Log

Pip: Tarot Journal & Log

Track draws, decks & patterns

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  • Released
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  • July 23, 2026
  • July 24, 2026

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Pip is a private tarot journal. No account, no ads, no subscription, no AI readings, nothing you write ever leaves your phone. Log a draw in under a minute: pick the spread, tap the cards, note what you saw. Pip keeps the record — with the moon phase noted automatically — and your patterns surface on their own. THE FULL 1909 DECK, ILLUSTRATED All 78 Rider–Waite–Smith plates in their original color, drawn by Pamela Colman Smith in 1909. Cards you've drawn print in full color in your specimen book; cards you haven't stay uninked until they cross your table. Reversed cards appear the way they land, upside down. YOUR WHOLE PRACTICE • Any spread: single card, three-card, Celtic Cross, or name your own • Every deck: add oracle and indie decks by hand; Pip journals them too • Reflections and tags on every entry • A Today widget with your daily plate • Upright and reversed keywords when you want them, the reading stays yours NO AI. ON PURPOSE. Pip doesn't interpret your cards and never will. Nothing you write trains anything, because nothing you write leaves your device. FREE FOREVER Every feature, free. No locked decks, no premium tier. If the practice earns it, there's a tip jar in Settings — it unlocks nothing. PRIVATE BY ARCHITECTURE No account. No analytics. No tracking. Pip's App Store privacy label is "Data Not Collected". Export your journal as JSON anytime. The cards keep their counsel. So does this app.
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What's New in Pip

1.1

July 24, 2026

Pip can now draw for you. THE SITTING. When your deck isn't with you, draw in the app: tap the deck, the card flips, and the reading goes straight into your journal. Cards draw without replacement, and reversals are an honest fifty-fifty you can turn off. A quiet wisp of incense sets the room, and that can be turned off too. HOW TO. Tarot's little course now lives one tap from the index: what the cards are, how a draw works, how to sit with a card. The same primer greets you in onboarding. Also: the card back now matches the deck on the icon, and a small fix makes app updates gentler on your saved journal. Tonight's three fixes (the Delete button, the menu wording, the RANDOM DRAW label) are all part of the sitting feature itself, so they don't need their own bullets. While you're in ASC, the other two blocks from earlier still apply if you haven't pasted them yet: the review-notes paragraph about the optional in-app draw, and the DRAW ANYWHERE description section. Both are in my message from right before the Delete-button detour if you scroll back, or say the word and I'll reprint them too.

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