The reading table
Choose a spread, hold a question in mind and draw. The cards are shuffled in your browser; your question and your cards are never sent anywhere or saved. This is a reading for reflection: a set of pictures to think with, not a prediction.
Choose a spread and press Shuffle and draw.
Your reading
Read the cards together as well as one by one: notice repeated suits, many Major Arcana, or a run of reversals. Then ask what the picture as a whole brings to mind. About this spread.
How the reading table works
The deck is the full 78 cards. When you draw, your browser shuffles it with its own cryptographic random number generator (a Fisher–Yates shuffle) and deals from the top. If reversals are on, each card has an even chance of landing upside down. Nothing leaves your device: there is no account, no log of readings and no tracking.
Tarot readers differ on almost everything, including whether to use reversals at all. Treat what you draw as a prompt. If a card seems to say nothing, that is worth noticing too.