TarotAI organises its experience around conversations rather than one-shot draws. After you describe what is on your mind and choose a spread such as Yes or No, a single card, three-card past-present-future, or a larger cross-style layout, the AI selects cards and explains each one in relation to your question. From there the reading becomes a dialogue: you can probe individual cards, ask clarifying questions, or switch to a different AI reader persona for a second opinion on the same draw.
The second half of the product is creation. Uploading a style reference lets the generator keep a coherent visual language across an entire deck, so every card in your set looks like it belongs together. Cards are organised into a structured 78-card deck with Major and Minor Arcana, and progress syncs to the cloud so you can pick up the work on another device. A shared gallery shows what other users have produced, and a built-in reference guide explains all 78 cards in upright and reversed positions.
Access is credit-based. Registered users receive daily free credits covering both readings and card creation, and heavier creators can top up with pay-as-you-go image packs. Premium subscriptions unlock unlimited readings, additional spread types, more follow-up questions per reading, a private journal and a personalised memory layer. The interface is localised in ten languages including Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French and Vietnamese.
