The Drawn Card

Most tarot apps teach you to memorize. This one can teach you to read. Fourteen lessons and all seventy-eight cards, written out in full and read aloud — not by a synthesized voice, by a working reader. SHE READS IT TO YOU Every lesson and every card entry is narrated in her own voice, and the words on screen follow her while she speaks — the paragraph being read is the paragraph lit up, timed to her actual recording rather than to an estimate. Put the phone in your pocket and listen, or read along and see where she puts the weight. IT WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL Save the narration to your phone — the fourteen lessons and the seventy-eight card readings separately, with the size written on the button before you press it. On a plane, on the underground, in a basement with no bars: her voice, and the words still following her. THE LESSONS Fourteen of them, starting with where tarot actually came from (almost everything people repeat about that is invented) and ending with one whole reading start to finish, including the part where the first interpretation turns out to be wrong. Questions worth asking. Every spread from a single card to the Celtic Cross, and when not to use it. Reversals without the dread. Cards in combination, which is where beginners actually get stuck. THE PRACTICE PARTNER Write your own interpretation of a card in a situation, and get told what you caught, what you missed, and another way to read the same card. Not a quiz on definitions — feedback on your reading. It is the difference between knowing what the Tower means and being able to say something useful when it turns up. The practice partner needs a connection; everything else here works from what you have already saved. LAY A SPREAD One card up to the ten-card Celtic Cross. Shuffle your own deck, place what you drew, and every position tells you what it is asking before the card goes down. A position you cannot articulate produces an interpretation you cannot defend. The whole reading saves as one thing, because that is how you read it. A JOURNAL THAT IS ACTUALLY YOURS Log the cards you pull, with a reflection prompt written for that specific card, upright or reversed — not the same question every time. Your entries can sync across your devices, and you can download all of them or delete all of them whenever you like. THE SUBSCRIPTION One subscription covers all of it — the lessons, the cards, the spreads, the practice partner, the journal — with weekly, monthly and yearly options. Whatever is added while you are subscribed is included, and nothing that is included today moves behind a second payment later. Readings are offered for insight and reflection. They are not a substitute for medical, psychological, legal or financial advice, and nothing here predicts the future. SUBSCRIPTION The Course is an auto-renewing subscription: one week $4.99, one month $14.99, or one year $111.99. Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm. It renews automatically at the end of each period unless auto-renewal is turned off at least 24 hours beforehand, and you can manage or cancel it in your Apple Account settings. Privacy Policy: https://www.thedrawncard.com/policies Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/