How Nireye approaches tarot readings
Nireye is tarot-first: a named ritual with fixed positions, text tied to the cards you drew, and a close that invites reflection — not a blank prompt box.
Structure before generation
Every reading starts with a real three-card spread from a standard 78-card deck. Positions are named before interpretation — Past–Present–Future, Situation–Obstacle–Advice, or Option A / Option B / What matters most.
Narratives must reference the cards and roles you received. Output that drifts from the draw is rejected in favor of catalog-grounded text.
A reading with a close
Sections build into a synthesis, then a reflection prompt and one practical next step. You may ask one follow-up question grounded in the same draw. The shape is designed so readings feel complete — not endless.
Saving and privacy
Guests can save readings on this device; signed-in users sync a journal across sessions. Sharing includes cards and synthesis — your private question is never included. Saved reading pages are excluded from search indexes.
Common questions
- Is Nireye the same as asking an AI about my life?
- No. Nireye always anchors text in a specific tarot draw with named positions. It is not open-ended life coaching or fortune-telling.
- Does Nireye diagnose mental health or medical conditions?
- No. High-risk questions receive fixed support copy and professional resources instead of a tarot narrative.