About TarotCards24

TarotCards24 is operated by Anton Chybisov, trading as ClientFlow24, based in Düsseldorf, Germany. Full legal details are in the imprint.

How the card meanings are written

Every one of the 78 card descriptions on this site — the full library — is written specifically for TarotCards24, grounded in the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith symbolism (public domain since the deck's 1909 illustrator, Pamela Colman Smith, died in 1951). We don't copy interpretive text from other tarot sites or books; the traditional meanings are common knowledge, but the actual wording here is original.

What's less common: every card's upright and reversed meaning was checked directly against A.E. Waite's own 1911 "The Pictorial Key to the Tarot" — the original written source, also public domain. Most tarot sites today (including most reference books) default to treating "reversed" as simply the opposite of upright. That's a teaching convention that developed over the following century — it isn't always what Waite actually wrote. Where his original text genuinely disagrees with that modern convention, this site says so directly in the card's own reversed-meaning text, rather than quietly presenting one reading as settled fact. It happens on the large majority of the 78 cards — see Four of Wands or Ten of Swords for two clear examples.

What tarot is (and isn't) on this site

We treat tarot as a tool for structured reflection, not fortune-telling with verified accuracy. Every reading is offered for entertainment and self-reflection — see our terms of service for the full disclaimer. Nothing here should replace professional medical, legal, or financial advice.

Where we are today

The site launched in September 2026 with the full 78-card library, free daily, weekly and yes/no readings, and content in English, German, Russian and Ukrainian. All 78 cards now use original modern illustrations created for TarotCards24 and based on the classic Rider–Waite–Smith symbolism.

Frequently asked

Who runs TarotCards24?

Anton Chybisov, trading as ClientFlow24, based in Düsseldorf, Germany. Full legal details are in the imprint.

Are the card meanings copied from another tarot site or book?

No — every one of the 78 descriptions is written specifically for this site. It's grounded in traditional, public-domain Rider-Waite-Smith symbolism, but the actual wording is original.

Where do the upright and reversed meanings actually come from?

Every card was checked directly against A.E. Waite's 1911 "Pictorial Key to the Tarot" — the original written source for Rider-Waite-Smith meanings (public domain). Where a card's reversed meaning is genuinely different from the modern "opposite of upright" convention most tarot sites now use by default, this site says so explicitly instead of silently picking one — see the note on cards like Four of Wands or Ten of Swords for an example.

Does TarotCards24 claim its readings are accurate predictions?

No. Tarot is presented here as a tool for structured reflection, not fortune-telling with verified accuracy — every reading is for entertainment and self-reflection, not a substitute for professional advice.

Is this site free to use?

Yes — the daily card, weekly reading, yes-or-no reading, and the full 78-card reference are all free, with no account required.

Why does this site use the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition specifically?

It's the most widely recognized tarot tradition, and its fully illustrated Minor Arcana make it more approachable for beginners than pip-based systems. See tarot traditions for the full comparison.

Does the site collect personal data when I use a reading?

The free readings run entirely in your browser and don't require an account, email, or personal information to use. See the privacy policy for full detail.

Is real card artwork used on this site?

Yes. The site uses an original modern 78-card deck created for TarotCards24 and based on classic Rider–Waite–Smith symbolism. Every card image is published with localized alternative text and can be downloaded from the deck library.

What languages is this site available in?

English, German, Russian, and Ukrainian, with the full card library, readings, and reference content translated (not machine-translated) into each.