How weekly tarot works
You draw seven cards at once, and each one belongs to a day of the week, from Monday to Sunday. Every day you can come back and read the card for today; it is highlighted, so you don’t need to remember which one it is. Above the cards you also get a short overview of the week: how many Major Arcana it holds, which suit leads, and whether it looks like a quiet week of everyday things or one with a few bigger moments.
When to lay out your week
Monday morning or Sunday evening works best, when the week is still ahead of you. The spread is saved on your device until Sunday night, measured by your own clock, so it follows you whether you live in New York, Chicago or Vancouver. On Monday a fresh set of seven cards is waiting.
A five-minute weekly ritual
On Sunday evening, look at all seven cards together and notice which day feels heaviest and which feels lightest. Pick one card as the theme of the week and write it on a sticky note or in your phone. Each morning, read only that day’s card and choose one small action that fits it: a call you’ve been putting off, an early night, a walk at lunch. At the end of the week, look back. You may be surprised how often the cards gave you a useful nudge simply because you paid attention.
Want something shorter? Draw a single card of the day, or ask one focused question with Yes or No Tarot.
Frequently asked questions
When should I lay out my weekly tarot?
On Monday morning or Sunday evening works best. The spread is saved on your device until the end of the week, Monday to Sunday by your own clock.
Can I draw a new week before Sunday?
The spread stays with you for the whole week, so you can come back to each day’s card. A new spread is ready on Monday.
Do I need an account to keep my week?
No. The seven cards are stored only in your browser. If you clear your browser data, the week is cleared too.