3-card spread
Your week ahead, in 3 tarot cards
Tap to draw. The first card is what's already shaping things, the second is where you stand now, the third is where it's heading if nothing changes.
past
present
future
Reading a 3-card tarot spread
The classic 3-card layout works as past → present → future, or just as easily as situation → obstacle → advice — read it whichever way fits the question you actually had in mind when you drew. Tap any card to open its full meaning, both upright and reversed. For a deeper walkthrough, see how to read a 3-card spread.
Frequently asked
How often can I draw a new weekly tarot spread?
As often as you like — each draw is a fresh random pull, unlike the daily card, which stays fixed for the calendar date.
Can I use this spread for a specific question instead of a general week ahead?
Yes — read the three positions as situation, obstacle, and advice instead of past, present, future if you have a specific question in mind.