Common questions, plain answers.

Querent is a tarot app built like a reference work. Every reading paraphrases what the tradition's canonical writers — Waite, Crowley, Pollack, Greer, and others — actually wrote about each card. Read the full about page.

Get a reading and the reader takes it from there — a few clarifying questions, then it picks the right spread for what you're working through and draws it live.

Because tarot rewards specificity. ‘Tell me about my career’ is too broad; ‘should I stay in this role another six months’ is a question the cards can actually speak to. The intake exists to sharpen vague prompts and to catch surveillance questions about absent third parties — those get reframed into questions about your own concern.

No. A reversed card is a card whose meaning is inflected, not negated. Querent uses Mary K. Greer's four reversal modes — opposite, excessive, blocked, underdeveloped — to give reversed cards specific, useable meaning instead of a vague ‘negative.’

The readings are honest about what tarot is and isn't. The cards describe patterns currently in motion; they do not predict your future. We hold this line in every reading — the language is this is the pattern at work, not this is what will happen. For the full editorial standards, read voice & method.

Every interpretation traces to a published source — a specific writer, a specific book. The citations index lists every line, by author, with a link back to the card it came from. The narrator paraphrases the tradition; it does not invent.

The card art is original to Querent, painted in a contemporary style. Interpretations draw from three tradition lines kept distinct: Rider–Waite–Smith (1909), Thoth (Crowley/Harris, 1944), and Marseille (the seventeenth-century French printing tradition). When a description names a deck, that's where it's from.

No, and that's by design. Some questions get declined — medical diagnosis, criminal verdicts, predictions of someone's death or pregnancy, others' inner lives. Some situations get referred to professionals — mental health crisis, abuse, addiction, legal jeopardy.

When the cards are the wrong tool, the reading will say so plainly. Read the full ethics.

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