About Runestone Tarot

Runestone Tarot is a digital tarot practice created by Runestone Labs. It combines a complete 78-card deck, original card artwork, traditional symbolism, daily readings, journaling, and a cinematic reading ritual. The goal is not to pronounce certainty. It is to give people a calm, useful space to notice patterns, name tensions, and ask better questions of themselves.

The experience is designed for different levels of familiarity. Someone drawing a first card can follow clear meanings and reflection prompts, while an experienced reader can work with reversals, positional relationships, card combinations, and larger spreads. Accounts are optional for an initial reading. People who want continuity can save readings, keep journal reflections, and build a personal grimoire of cards encountered over time.

A draw begins with chance, then attention and ceremony give the pattern room to become meaningful. The cards, their orientations, their spread positions, and their traditional meanings remain the symbolic source material. The seeker decides what resonates. Readings are framed as perspectives for self-reflection, not fixed predictions and not medical, legal, financial, or mental-health advice.

Runestone also publishes a public REST API, an OpenAPI specification, a remote Model Context Protocol server, and an npm CLI so responsible agents can offer the same reflective tools in other interfaces. Those resources are documented in the developer guide. Questions about the product, integrations, privacy, or accessibility can be directed through the contact page.