Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
Seventy-Eight Tarot
A tarot app built around a single finite deck: every card drawn stays spent until the deck is shuffled again.
Field notes
The reading model treats the deck as a persistent object rather than a disposable spread: cards stay on the table, cannot answer again, and shape later questions through depletion. The site specifies three closing conditions—four hours without a card, a manual shuffle, or a nearly empty deck—and says the final card records the reader’s position. It uses the 1909 Rider–Waite–Smith deck with unedited public-domain artwork; Google Play availability is presented as forthcoming.
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