Tarot Classic Lite

The 1909 tarot deck by Pamela Colman Smith and Arthur Edward Waite is the most commonly used in the English-speaking world for divination and reflection. It includes many elements of the tarot of Marseilles, which dates back to the early 1700s, and whose origins are lost in time. It is an important part of the Western spiritual heritage.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Lifestyle	Free	Chris Hakim	iPhone, iPad, iPod

The card meanings given are not verbose but to the point. They can easily be adapted to individual situations. Reversed cards come with different explanations, but let the user straighten the cards to see the positive meanings. Let the cards speak to you, simple and clear.

This version has only the classic five-card French spread and does not allow sending results by e-mail.

Reviews

Easy to use
MorganEwing

This is fun and can suggest a different perspective.

Amazing
rojiviris

I have used this app for fun and many of the results are very much related to current situations. It might not be real, bht it sure is close!!

Amazingly accurate
Aimgarza

Wow I can't believe how accurate this app is, I think it's amazingly accurate! I defiantly recommend this app.

How awful can a Tarot program be? This, the worst!
Herb Bryant

When you look at a card's meaning by tapping it, if it's reversed then it shows that reverse meaning but tap once more and it replaces the card on the 5-card spread right side up so you must recall how they were originally for a total interpretation. This cannot be undone, apparently. Hence, without a great memory you cannot read the whole meaning of the original spread. Also, there are no instructions or help files that I can find. After this poor showing for an application they, the developers, invite you to buy the paid version. :-( Perhaps what I consider a program bug, they count as a feature. Tell me why, please. This free app caused me to waste a lot of time writing this negative review, a task I felt it my duty to perform. If anyone disagrees with what I've said, then please explain where I've gone wrong so I can be corrected if I'm in error.