Hedgebook: Tarot & Spells

Hedgebook makes tarot part of your day. Each morning it deals you a single card, face down. Turn it over to read what it means, upright or reversed, with a question to sit with, then write about it in your journal. Over the weeks your journal fills with the cards that came up and what they meant to you on those days. When you want to look something up, the tarot dictionary covers all 78 cards with Pamela Colman Smith's art from the Rider-Waite-Smith deck. Spells holds twelve simple rituals for protection, rest, love, courage and the phases of the moon, using things most homes already have, and a template lets you write your own. The lexicon keeps notes on herbs, spices, crystals, colors and moon phases, and you can add your own. A home screen widget keeps the day's card close, and an optional reminder nudges you on days you haven't turned it yet. Pick one of three looks: Midnight Almanac, The Kitchen Book or Hedge Witch. Anything in the book can be shared as a picture or as text. Everything stays on your phone, and there's no account to make. On a tablet or an open foldable, the book lies flat as two facing pages.

Hedgebook's first release on Android.