Add AI-Powered Tarot Readings to Your App in Minutes
Like having a digital mystic on-demand. 78 cards, 15+ spreads, interpretations that actually make sense. <300ms response time.
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AI Tarot Capabilities That Users Love
Professional-grade tarot readings that keep users coming back daily
AI Tarot vs Traditional Methods
Why developers choose our tarot API for user engagement
Card Database
Interpretation Quality
Response Time
Cost per Reading
Availability
Consistency
Everything You Need for Professional Tarot Features
Complete tarot system that keeps users engaged for hours, not minutes
78 Traditional Tarot Cards
AI-Powered Interpretations
15+ Spread Types
Love & Relationship Focus
Detailed Card Meanings
Custom Question Handling
What is Tarot API? Complete Guide
Everything about adding AI tarot readings to your app (hint: it's mystical AND practical)
Remember that friend who always pulls out tarot cards at parties? Our Tarot API is like that, but it never gets tired, knows all 78 cards perfectly, and can do readings for millions of users simultaneously. Here's the cool part: we don't just randomly pick cards and copy-paste meanings from Wikipedia. Our AI actually understands card combinations, positions, and context to create interpretations that make users go "whoa, that's exactly my situation." It's basically a digital mystic that speaks fluent JSON and responds faster than you can shuffle a deck.
How to add tarot readings to my app?
Adding tarot to your app is stupidly simple.
Like, easier than ordering pizza online simple.
Here's the whole process: (1) Get your API key - takes literally 30 seconds, (2) Send a request with spread type (like "celtic-cross" or "three-card"), (3) Get back JSON with cards drawn, positions, and AI interpretations, (4) Display it however you want - fancy animations, simple text, whatever.
We've got SDKs for React, Flutter, Swift, all the things.
One developer integrated it during their lunch break and still had time for dessert.
You don't need to know the difference between Pentacles and Wands.
The API handles all the mystical stuff.
Why do wellness apps need a tarot reading API?
Here's something wild: apps with tarot features see 63% higher user retention.
Why? Because tarot isn't just fortune-telling - it's self-reflection wrapped in mysticism.
Users come for predictions, stay for insights.
Headspace uses similar features for daily reflection, Sanctuary built their whole business on it.
But creating tarot content is hard - you need to understand 78 cards, their meanings, reversals, combinations, positions in spreads...
that's like 6,084 possible interpretations just for a basic 3-card spread! Our API handles all this complexity.
You get profound, personalized readings that keep users coming back daily.
What makes AI tarot readings actually meaningful?
Old tarot apps are basically random number generators with a dictionary lookup - "You drew Death card, here's the Wikipedia entry." Boring and useless.
Our AI is different.
It understands that Death + The Fool means new beginnings, not actual death.
It knows that Three of Swords in a future position hits different than in the past.
We trained it on millions of real tarot readings from professional readers, plus psychological frameworks like Jung's archetypes.
Result? Interpretations that actually resonate.
Users constantly message saying "this described my situation perfectly." That's not luck - that's AI understanding human patterns.
Which tarot spreads does the API support?
We've got all the classics plus some you've never heard of.
The hits: Celtic Cross (10 cards, deep dive into any situation), Three Card Spread (past-present-future, the crowd favorite), Love Cross (5 cards for relationship questions), Career Path (7 cards for work stuff), Yes/No (single card for quick answers).
The deep cuts: Horseshoe (7 cards), Tree of Life (10 cards), Zodiac Spread (12 cards), Moon Phases (8 cards).
Plus you can create custom spreads - just tell the API how many cards and what positions mean.
It's like having every tarot book ever written, but as an API endpoint.
Can the tarot API handle different deck styles?
Right now we use the classic Rider-Waite-Smith system - it's the iPhone of tarot decks, everyone knows it.
But here's what's cool: the API returns detailed card data (suit, number, keywords, elements, astrology associations) so you can render ANY deck style you want.
Got a minimalist app? Show simple icons.
Building for goths? Use dark artwork.
Making a kids' app? Display cute illustrations.
The API gives you the data, you control the visuals.
We're adding more deck systems soon - Marseilles, Thoth, even oracle cards.
But honestly, 95% of users just want good interpretations, not specific artwork.
How does the API personalize tarot readings?
Generic readings are like horoscopes in newspapers - vague enough to apply to anyone.
Our API personalizes everything.
Pass in user context (optional) like their question, mood, or recent app activity, and the AI tailors interpretations specifically for them.
Ask about love? The same cards will focus on relationships.
Ask about money? Now they're about finances.
It's like having a psychic who actually listens.
We can even integrate with your user profiles - if someone's been browsing self-help content, their readings lean toward personal growth.
It's personalization that feels magical but is actually just smart AI.
Use Cases
Wellness & Mental Health
Daily reflection prompts, self-discovery tools, meditation themes based on cards
Dating & Relationships
Love readings, compatibility insights, conversation starters for matches
Spiritual & Mystical Apps
Full tarot platform, oracle guidance, moon phase readings, ritual planning
Gaming & Entertainment
In-game fortune telling, daily bonuses, narrative choices, quest guidance
Community & Social
Shareable readings, group spreads, tarot journals, discussion starters
E-commerce & Lifestyle
Product recommendations, shopping guidance, decision-making tools
Technical Specifications
Response Time | <300ms (faster than shuffling physical cards) |
Card Database | All 78 cards (22 Major + 56 Minor Arcana) |
Spread Types | 15+ built-in spreads, unlimited custom |
Interpretation Engine | AI-powered contextual meanings |
Card Reversals | Full reversed meanings support |
Languages | 9 languages with cultural adaptations |
Personalization | Context-aware readings based on user data |
API Rate Limits | From 1000/hour to unlimited |
Response Format | JSON with cards, positions, interpretations |
Bulk Readings | Generate multiple spreads in one call |
Historical Data | Store and retrieve past readings |
Caching | Smart caching for repeat queries |
SDK Support | React, Flutter, Swift, Kotlin, Python, PHP |
Webhook Support | Real-time notifications for readings |
White Label | Full customization, no AstroAPI branding |
AstroAPI vs Generic Tarot Services
Feature | AstroAPI | Others |
---|---|---|
AI Interpretations | Advanced AI | Basic templates |
Context Awareness | Personalized | Generic only |
Spread Variety | 15+ spreads | 3-5 spreads |
Response Time | <300ms | 2-5 seconds |
Card Combinations | Understands | Ignores |
Reversal Support | Full meanings | Limited/None |
Languages | 9 languages | English only |
API Reliability | 99.97% | 85-92% |
Interpretation Quality | Professional | Amateur |
Custom Spreads | Unlimited | Not supported |
Price | $37/month | $149-399/month |
Free Tier | 1000 requests | 50-100 requests |
Setup Time | 20 minutes | 2-4 hours |
Documentation | Interactive | Basic docs |
Scalability | Unlimited | Capped |
Tarot API Questions & Answers
Everything developers need to know about adding mystical features
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Start free, scale as you grow. No hidden fees, no surprises.
Starter
For small apps and personal projects
- All basic endpoints
- 12 house systems
- Email support
Professional
For growing astrology applications
- All enhanced endpoints
- 23 house systems
- AI interpretations
- Priority support
Business
For high-volume applications
- ALL endpoints
- White-label ready
- Phone support
All plans include comprehensive documentation and SDKs
Questions? Talk to our team