FEEG Systems · An Almanac of the Practice · MMXXVI

Tarot Lens

Being a camera for the cards your own hands chose, with a faithful account of its method

Plate I. The Celtic Cross, ten stations. The lens reads every station from a single photograph of your table, in its true position.

The reading begins before you open the app: in the shuffle, the cut, the cards your own hands chose. No random number generator ever touches your fortune.

Fig. I · The ShuffleYour hands, your deck, your cut. The ritual stays physical.

Fig. II · The ExposureGuides frame each position. One photograph of the whole spread.

Fig. III · The ConfirmationEvery card shown for your approval. You hold the final word.

Fig. IV · The ReadingInterpretation grounded in your question, your cards, their places.

Table I · Decks of the practice
Deck	Cards	Reversals	Remark
Rider-Waite-Smith	78	Read	The standard of the age
Thoth	78	Not read	Crowley & Harris, by tradition upright
Playing cards	52	Not read	Cartomancy of the common deck

Of the practice

Every tarot app before this one dealt digital cards from a shuffled array. Tarot Lens begins where the ritual actually happens: at your table. Lay any of fourteen spreads, from a single card to the Celtic Cross, photograph the whole spread once, and the reading follows the cards that were truly there.

Nothing is taken on faith. The app shows you every card it recognized, in its position, before a single word of interpretation is written. You correct anything, you confirm everything. The reading that follows is grounded in your question, your cards, and their places, and it is offered for reflection and entertainment.

Coming soon to Google Play

Bring your own deck. Three free readings to begin.