A Russian-language web service where adults choose cards themselves and receive structured prompts, questions and possible next steps—not deterministic predictions. Includes interactive Tarot spreads, a 78-card meaning library, a card of the day, numerology, compatibility and natal-chart tools. Core practices are free and work without required registration. Personal audio readings by Diana Iveris are also available. 18+.
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Hi Product Hunt! We built 24 Tarot for moments when emotions make it hard to separate facts from expectations. Instead of presenting a fixed future, the service turns Tarot symbols into hypotheses and questions you can test. You choose the cards yourself and get an immediate free interpretation, with no required sign-up. We launched on July 10 with a three-person team and have welcomed 1,000 users so far. I’d love feedback on the experience and on which self-reflection tool we should build next.
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Tried the three-card spread on a whim and the prompts felt thoughtfully structured rather than vague, which surprised me. The meaning library is a nice touch for digging deeper into the cards I pulled.
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The spreads are really nice to work through and the library is a great reference. One thing that would help me a lot is a way to save my past readings to a private journal, so I can revisit them later and notice patterns over time instead of losing them after closing the tab.
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Love that the core tools are free and no signup is needed, makes it really easy to just pull a quick card of the day. One thing I'd love to see is a simple journal mode where I can save my pulls and notes in one place and revisit them by date or theme.
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The card-of-the-day feature pulls me back in the morning, and I appreciate that the spreads ask questions instead of locking you into one outcome. Really nice that core tools work without an account.
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love how the spreads guide you with actual questions instead of just spitting out a generic fortune. the prompt-based approach feels way more useful than the usual mystical fluff.
Tried the three-card spread on a whim and the prompts felt thoughtfully structured rather than vague, which surprised me. The meaning library is a nice touch for digging deeper into the cards I pulled.
The spreads are really nice to work through and the library is a great reference. One thing that would help me a lot is a way to save my past readings to a private journal, so I can revisit them later and notice patterns over time instead of losing them after closing the tab.
Love that the core tools are free and no signup is needed, makes it really easy to just pull a quick card of the day. One thing I'd love to see is a simple journal mode where I can save my pulls and notes in one place and revisit them by date or theme.
The card-of-the-day feature pulls me back in the morning, and I appreciate that the spreads ask questions instead of locking you into one outcome. Really nice that core tools work without an account.
love how the spreads guide you with actual questions instead of just spitting out a generic fortune. the prompt-based approach feels way more useful than the usual mystical fluff.