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You start by writing your question or intention, then choose the spread that fits how deep the question goes. There are five spreads: Single Card, Three Card, the seven-card Relationship Pyramid, the ten-card Celtic Cross and the thirteen-card Year Ahead. You pick the cards yourself; the 78-card deck is shuffled with cryptographic randomness and each card's upright or reversed position is decided as it is drawn. Faltastik's reading system reads each card by its position in the spread: past, present and future in the Three Card spread, or the challenge, the foundation and the outcome in the Celtic Cross. The reading opens on the same screen and you can ask follow-up questions. Every reading type has one free trial reading, with no account and no card details. After that, a free account gives you 15 readings a month. Readings are for entertainment and reflection, not medical, legal or financial advice.
| Spread | Cards | Time | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Card | 1 | 1 min | The energy of the day and one point of focus |
| Three Card | 3 | 3 min | Past, present and future flow; clear insight on one topic |
| Relationship Pyramid | 7 | 6 min | The dynamic between two people and mutual expectations |
| Celtic Cross | 10 | 10 min | A layered situation, its obstacles and outside forces |
| Yearly Spread | 13 | 12 min | A month-by-month theme map for the next 12 months |
| Feature | Trial reading | Free plan | Paid plans |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account needed? | No | Yes | Yes |
| Payment | None, no card details asked | None | Monthly subscription |
| Readings | 1 per reading type | 15 a month | 40 a month with Mystic, 150 a month with Oracle |
Every card you pick is read on three levels at once: the card's own meaning, the question its position asks, and whether it landed upright or reversed. In a three-card spread the past, the present situation and the trend ahead are handled separately, then pulled into one narrative.
The same card says something different depending on where it lands, so what you get is not a list of card definitions stacked on top of each other but a text built around the question you asked.
Closed questions are the weakest use of tarot. Cards will not answer “will he come back?” with yes or no; they show the current energy of the situation. Ask “what am I not seeing in this relationship right now?” and the same draw becomes markedly more useful.
Ask about one thing at a time. When work, love and health share a spread it stops being clear which card belongs to which area, and the reading flattens into generalities. Separate questions deserve separate draws.
Once the interpretation arrives you can ask a follow-up on it. Talking through the cards you got almost always beats redrawing the same spread straight away, which tends to blur the first reading rather than clarify it.
Asking the same question again days later is a different matter. As the situation moves the cards move with it, and the gap between two readings shows you something a single reading cannot.
No. Every reading type includes one free trial reading, so your first tarot reading needs no account and no card details. For further readings you create a free account; the free plan includes 15 readings a month.
Between one and thirteen, depending on the spread you pick: Single Card, Three Card, the seven-card Relationship Pyramid, the ten-card Celtic Cross or the thirteen-card Year Ahead. You choose every card yourself, and each is read against the question its position asks.
Yes. The reading screen lets you ask a follow-up on the interpretation. Talking through the cards you got almost always beats redrawing the same spread.
You can, though not straight away. Tarot reads the present situation, so waiting a few days lets the difference between two readings mean something. Back-to-back draws tend to blur the first one.