Settings (More)

Reversals, haptics, online readings, how you are addressed, and the reading style.

Spoken readings, voice, narration volume and reading text size.

All 78 card meanings, searchable.

The app's language and the downloadable packs.

Background animation, card shine and card animations.

Opens the token purchase sheet.

Opens the subscription plans sheet.

Whether cards can land upside down and be read with a shifted emphasis. Turn it off to read upright only.

The small physical taps as cards flip and reveal.

Whether the plans that include online interpretation use it. Off, every reading is written on your device — private, but shallower.

Neutral, feminine or masculine — how a reading grammatically addresses you. This matters in gendered languages and does nothing in English. The tarot figures always keep their own traditional gender regardless.

Opens the style picker, showing the current voice.

Five voices: Tarot Reader, Joyful Fortune Teller, Fierce Fortune Teller, Wickedly Blunt, and Custom. Tapping one selects it; a tick marks the current choice.

Speaks a short sample in that style, with that style's delivery, so you can hear the difference before committing.

Only when Custom is selected. Opens the editor for writing your own.

Describe the voice you want readings written in. A live counter shows how many characters remain.

Returns to the standard Tarot Reader voice.

Turns on the Listen buttons throughout the app. Everything below appears only once this is on.

Opens the voice picker for the current reading language.

How loud the narration is relative to the rest of the system.

Speaks a sample line so you can judge the voice and volume together.

Scales the reading text, with a live sample paragraph above it. This multiplies with the system text size rather than replacing it, and iPad gets a further increase on top.

The first row. Turns narration off without turning spoken readings off entirely.

The voices available for your reading language, each labelled with its locale and whether it is an Enhanced or Premium quality voice.

Opens iOS Settings, where Apple's higher-quality voices can be downloaded free. This is the single biggest improvement you can make to spoken readings.

The language in use, with a Switch button back to English.

Every language, each row showing what it needs: Download, Update, Switch, or Active.

Reveals a Delete action to reclaim the space.

Re-fetches the list of available languages and their versions.

The slowly drifting background. Off is calmer and kinder to the battery, and it also drives the app's reduced-motion behaviour throughout.

The moving highlight across card faces.

Whether cards that have a generated loop play it. Turning this off does not lose the animations you have paid for — it just shows the still artwork.

Opens the sign-in sheet: Sign in with Apple, or email and password.

Signs out and clears account-specific state. Your journal stays on the device.

Asks for confirmation, then permanently deletes your account. Your journal entries stay on the phone; anything held on our servers goes, including readings you had saved online.

Off by default. On, your journal is kept on your account as well as the phone: it opens on any device you sign in on, and on this site under Journal. Turning it on uploads the readings you already have. Turning it off stops new ones going up and leaves what is already there.

Every reading film the account has made, newest first, playable in place — including ones made on another device. Films are deleted from our servers 30 days after they are made unless you published them to the gallery; each row says which.

Opens this website in your browser.

The privacy summary, in the app.

A message box that opens an email to us with your app version and device attached. If no mail app is set up, it shows the address with a copy button.

The terms, in the app.

The same documents on this website.