Quick readings
Short prompts. No ceremony.
Tarot card meanings
Every card in the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, with upright and reversed meanings, love, career, yes or no, a crystal for reflection and a journal prompt.
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Major Arcana 22 big themes -
Cups Feelings and bonds -
Wands Energy and drive -
Swords Mind and truth -
Pentacles Work and home
Three things that work together
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Daily card
One stable draw for your local date, with upright or reversed meaning.
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78 card meanings
Upright, reversed, love, career, yes or no, crystal and journaling prompts.
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Spreads that teach
Three-card, Celtic Cross and love layouts with clear position guides.
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Tarot spreads
Layouts with clear position guides so you learn while you read — not just draw and guess.
Quick answers
How much does Astra cost?
Astra is a paid app on Google Play. See the current price on the store listing. On iPhone, Coming soon — use the web app meanwhile.
Is there an iPhone app?
Coming soon. Until then, use Astra on the web at app.dailyastrology.site (add it to your home screen from Share in Safari).
Do I need an account?
You can draw a daily card and browse meanings on the web without signing up. An account helps sync your reading history across devices when you use the app.
Can I use Astra offline?
The Android app keeps your daily card and recently viewed meanings available offline. The website needs a connection.
How does the daily card work?
You get one card per local calendar day. It stays the same if you reopen the app, and refreshes after midnight on your device.
What is the difference between upright and reversed?
Upright leans into the card’s core theme. Reversed often points to a block, delay, inner version of the same idea, or energy that needs gentler handling.
Can tarot predict the future?
Astra treats tarot as a tool for reflection, not prediction. A card is a prompt to think about your situation from a new angle.
Which deck does Astra use?
Meanings follow the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition, first published in 1909.
Are the card meanings AI-written?
No. Each page is written and reviewed against the Rider-Waite-Smith image and Waite’s Pictorial Key, then edited for clarity before it goes live.
Where do I start if I am new?
Begin with a [daily card](/daily-tarot/), then read [how to read tarot for beginners](/blog/how-to-read-tarot-for-beginners/) and try a simple [three-card spread](/tarot-spreads/three-card/).
Keep reading on the blog
Plain-language guides for beginners, daily practice and clearer questions — written to sit beside the cards, not talk over them.
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Beginners How to read tarot for beginners Deck structure, clear questions and your first three-card layout.
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Practice How to build a daily tarot habit A calm rhythm for drawing one card and sitting with it each day.
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Guides The best questions to ask tarot Open prompts that invite insight instead of yes-or-no traps.
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