StarTarot for Android - AI tarot, natal charts and dreams — now an Android app

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StarTarot is now an Android app. Tarot, astrology and dreams in one place: 20 spreads and all 78 cards, natal chart and synastry from real ephemerides, Human Design bodygraph, dream dictionary and journal. Reading with a physical deck? Lay it out, photograph the spread, and get an interpretation of the exact cards on your table — the photo is never stored. Plus a daily Today screen with your card, personal horoscope and an astrologer you can ask about the day. Nine languages, free to try.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 StarTarot launched here in June as a web app. The most common piece of feedback since then was also the simplest: let me do this on my phone. Fair — people reach for a tarot deck at 1am, not at a desk. So it's on Google Play now. The part I'd most like your eyes on is the camera reading. If you own a physical deck, lay a spread on your table and photograph it: the app recognises the actual cards and interprets that exact layout. Your deck, your cards. Making that reliable through a phone camera — dim light, angled cards, glare on glossy stock — was the hardest engineering in the whole app. The rest, briefly: • Tarot — 20 spreads, all 78 cards, full card encyclopedia • Astrology — natal chart, synastry, transits, returns, astrocartography, computed from real ephemerides rather than pre-written text • Human Design — full bodygraph: type, authority, profile, centers and channels • Dreams — a dictionary plus a journal that notices which symbols keep coming back • Today — your card of the day, a personal horoscope, and an astrologer you can ask about the day ahead • Nine languages: EN, RU, ES, DE, FR, IT, LT, PL, PT I know tarot on Product Hunt invites scepticism, and that's fair. The honest framing: the astronomy is real maths, the AI writes the interpretation, and nothing here claims to predict your future. It's a thinking tool with a very old interface. Free to try — new accounts get free requests. iOS is next. Ask me anything, including the sceptical questions.