The whole deck, not a shortlist
All 78 Rider–Waite–Smith cards ship inside the app — 22 Major Arcana and the four suits of fourteen. Every card has its own artwork and its own text. Nothing is downloaded at the moment you draw.
Draw a card. Read what it has always meant.
Zeva deals from the full 78-card Rider–Waite–Smith deck and gives you the card’s own 1910 text — not a one-line horoscope generated for you. Six spreads, twelve signs, thirteen languages, and no account to create.
- No account
- Free to use
- Works in 13 languages
Six spreads, each one a different question.
78cards in the deck
6spreads
12zodiac signs
13languages
0accounts to create
Features
A real deck, and the text that came with it
Zeva ships the whole Rider–Waite–Smith deck and the passages Waite wrote for each card in 1910. Nothing is invented at the moment you draw.
Six spreads, six questions
Card of the day and Yes or No deal one card. Love, Money and the classic 3 Cards Spread deal three. Yearly Tarot lays five. The deck is shuffled fresh each time and no card repeats inside a reading.
Waite’s own words
Card meanings come from A. E. Waite’s Pictorial Key to the Tarot (1910), now in the public domain. You get the full passage he wrote for that card — not a rewritten summary and not machine-generated filler.
Read in thirteen languages
The whole app speaks thirteen languages, and a reading has its own language pill on top of that — switch the card text to another language without leaving the screen. Horoscope prose is translated on your device by Google ML Kit.
Read aloud, or share it
Tap the speaker and your device reads the card and its meaning to you. Or export the reading as an image — artwork, card names, upright meanings and a QR code — straight into whichever app you share with.
No account, ever
No sign-up, no email, no birth date, no birth time. The app never asks who you are. Your draws stay on the phone, and the only thing sent out for a horoscope is the sign you picked.
Spreads
Six ways to ask
Each spread deals a fixed number of cards into its own layout. Pick the one that matches the question you actually have.
Card of the day
1 card
One card, no question attached. The simplest way to start a morning.
Yes or No
1 card
Ask something you could answer with a yes or a no, and let one card answer it.
Love Tarot
3 cards
Three cards for the relationship you are actually thinking about.
Money Tarot
3 cards
Three cards for work, money and the decision you keep postponing.
Yearly Tarot
5 cards
Five cards laid three over two — the widest view the app deals.
3 Cards Spread
3 cards
The classic three. Bring your own question and read them in order.
How it works
Shuffle, draw, read
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Pick a spread
Six to choose from, each with its own artwork and its own card count. Card of the day is the one-tap option; Yearly Tarot is the long one.
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Shuffle and draw
Tap shuffle, watch the deck fan out and gather, then tap once for each empty slot. Every card flies into place before the next one is dealt.
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Read it properly
Each card arrives with its name and the full passage Waite wrote for it. Have it read aloud, switch the language, or share the whole spread as an image.
Zodiac
Twelve signs, and where they came from
Beside the cards, Zeva carries a horoscope for every sign and a written history of the constellation behind it.
- Daily, weekly and monthly. Horoscope text for your sign, fetched fresh for the period you pick and cached for the day.
- Translated on your phone. The text arrives in English; Google ML Kit translates it on-device into your language, after a one-off language-pack download.
- Zodiac Origins. Each sign has its own artwork and three written sections — history, mythology and legacy — you can read without a network connection.
- A daily extra, honestly labelled. The star ratings, lucky number, lucky colours and auspicious hours are generated in the app from your sign and the date. They are for fun, not calculated from a chart.
Privacy
It never asks who you are
Most tarot apps want a birth date before they will deal a card. Zeva does not ask for one, because it does not need one.
- No account, no sign-up. No email, no password, no profile. Open the app and draw.
- No birth data. The app never asks for your name, date of birth, birth time or birth place.
- Readings stay on the device. Cards are dealt from a deck that ships inside the app, and a reading is not uploaded or saved anywhere.
- Three permissions. Internet, vibration and — optionally — notifications. No location, no camera, no contacts, no file access.
- Ads and analytics, disclosed. The app is free because it carries advertising, and advertising and crash-reporting SDKs do collect technical data. The Privacy Policy lists every partner by name.
FAQ
Common questions
Yes. Every spread, all 78 cards, the horoscopes and the zodiac pages are free, and the app is funded by advertising. There is nothing to unlock and nothing to subscribe to.
The Rider–Waite–Smith deck — 78 cards, 22 Major Arcana plus fourteen each of Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles. The card text is A. E. Waite’s own, from Pictorial Key to the Tarot (1910), which is in the public domain.
Yes. Each reading shuffles the full 78-card deck and deals from it, so no card can appear twice in the same spread. The shuffle runs fresh every time you tap it — nothing is pre-arranged and there is no daily card picked in advance for everyone.
No. Cards are always read upright. The app does not assign an orientation when it deals, so a reading never depends on whether a card came out the other way round.
Store essentials
Everything a store or ad network asks for
Publisher details, the legal documents linked from inside the app, and our authorised digital sellers file.
- Developer
- Kienmaly Mobi
- Application
- Zeva: Daily Tarot Card Reading
- Package name
- com.tarot.reading.daily.horoscope.zodiac
- Support email
- mobi.store99@outlook.com
- Privacy Policy
- /privacy
- Terms of Service
- /terms
- Authorised sellers
- /app-ads.txt
Draw your card for today
Free, no account, and the whole 78-card deck from the first tap.