How our meanings are written
A transparent guide to the sources, choices and limits behind ShenTarot’s reference content.
We use the standard 78-card Rider–Waite–Smith system and public-domain 1909 imagery. Symbolism and correspondences vary across traditions; this is one reference approach, not a universal authority.
Our reference text is shared with the app. It combines keywords, imagery, upright and reversed possibilities and reflective questions. Some text and translations were AI-assisted. The examples here are original editorial teaching material, not readings about you.
Published by ShenTech, Singapore. Independent expert review and native-speaker review are not confirmed for this edition. No professional tarot credential or reviewer endorsement is claimed. Tell us about a specific error through Support.
The website currently offers references and manual practice, not AI interpretations. A future AI option needs supported authentication, access checks and clearly disclosed limits. It should remain optional and preserve your judgment.
Cards and notes entered in this reference workspace are not submitted to an AI service. Drafts and the single saved reflection use browser storage; they do not sync. Hosting requests still occur when pages and images load. See the privacy policy for details.
Tarot interpretations are subjective possibilities for entertainment and self-reflection. They are not verified predictions, diagnoses or professional advice. Compare the picture, position and your own circumstances; disagreement is welcome.
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