Thread the Stars.

Your tarot journal: what the cards said, and how it played out.

Draw your cards, write what you see in them, and keep every reading in one private place. When you want a deeper look, Spread Weaver weaves an enhanced reading from your own interpretations.

Free to start. No card needed. Your journal is encrypted.

How a Reading Goes

  1. Step 1

    Draw

    Pull cards from your own deck and tell us which ones came up, or draw digitally. Choose a single card, three cards, the Celtic Cross or the Horseshoe, or lay out a spread you designed yourself.

  2. Step 2

    Reflect

    For each card, write what you notice and what it stirs up. These are your words, saved with the question you asked, and the journal keeps them for you.

  3. Step 3

    Weave

    When you want a second voice, ask for an enhanced reading. A Woven reading is focused; a Tapestry is longer and draws more threads together. Either one builds on what you wrote.

Your physical deck, on your own table.

Pull cards from your deck and tell us which came up. A notebook keeps your words too. This one also finds every reading with The Tower in it, and reminds you to come back and write what happened.

A tarot deck, a pen and a closed notebook on a table in morning light.

Thread the Stars

Every reading is a thread: your cards, your words and what happened next. Spread Weaver keeps them together, so you can follow one from the first draw to how it played out.

One reading

Your cards and your own reflections

Pull cards from your physical deck or draw digitally. For every placement, write what you see and what it stirs up. Your interpretations stay front and center, saved with the question you brought.

The timeline

Follow-ups that show how a reading unfolds

A reading does not end when you put the cards away. Add dated follow-up notes as situations unfold in your life, start linked follow-up readings that remember earlier spreads, and trace the whole journey on a visual timeline.

Patterns over time

See which cards keep returning

Filter your journal by card, spread, date or collection to notice recurring cards and themes. With Stats, discover your personal card frequencies and the deeper patterns weaving through your practice.

What You Can Do With It

  • Journal, filters and timeline

    Filter your journal by card, spread, date or collection to find any past reading. Trace every event in the life of a reading along a visual timeline.

  • Follow-up notes and linked readings

    Add dated follow-up notes as life unfolds, or branch into a linked follow-up reading that remembers what came before.

  • The Tarot Compendium

    All 78 cards with meanings, symbolism and traditions for Rider-Waite-Smith and Thoth. Free to browse, no account needed.

    Browse the cards
  • Spread builder and picker

    Choose from classic spreads or place positions anywhere on the visual canvas. Draw digitally or use the card picker with your physical deck.

  • Enhanced readings

    When you want a second perspective, ask for a Woven or Tapestry reading. It builds directly on your own words instead of replacing them.

  • Privacy by design

    Encrypted at rest with a unique key per reader. Enhanced readings go only to providers set to zero data retention (web search is separate), analytics only if you allow it and never your words, and no advertising.

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Your Journal Is Yours

A tarot journal holds things you would not say out loud. We built it to treat them that way.

  • Your questions, interpretations and readings are encrypted in our database, with a separate key for each reader.
  • Enhanced readings go only to providers set to zero data retention, and we never use your journal to train models.
  • When an enhanced feature searches the web, our software refuses any search that contains your words.
  • No ads, and nothing you write goes into our analytics.
  • Export your journal or delete your account whenever you like.

How Deep Will Your Journal Go?

Enhanced readings, patterns and insights that connect your readings over time. Cancel anytime; your journal is always yours.

Your Next Reading Is a Good Place to Begin.

Bring a question, draw a card or three, and write down what you see.