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About Yes No Tarot
A small, independent site built around one question: what does this card actually say about a yes or no decision?
Reviewed 14 November 2026 · How this page is checked
Yes No Tarot is an independent reference site. It has two parts: a free tool that draws one card and returns a verdict, and a written reference that explains why each of the 78 cards gets the verdict it gets. The second part is the reason the first part is worth using.
Why the site exists
Most yes no tarot pages are one of two things: a bare randomiser with no explanation, or a long article with no tool. Both leave the same gap. You get an answer without a reason, or a reason without an answer. This site puts the two on the same page and keeps them consistent.
The tool is deliberately plain. It draws uniformly from 78 cards, flips an independent coin for upright or reversed, and returns yes, no or maybe. It does not personalise, remember you, or ask you to sign up. The card pages do the explaining.
How the site is edited
- One rule set. Every verdict follows the same three-pass method, published on the methodology page.
- Reasons on the page. A verdict without its reasoning is a claim you cannot check. Each card page states both.
- No invented accuracy. The site does not claim a success rate, a study, or a certification. See the accuracy page for why.
- Corrections in public. When a correction changes a verdict, it is noted on the card page rather than silently edited.
How this site is made
Yes No Tarot is run by its publisher, who is accountable for the verdict table and for every correction. It does not publish a psychic biography, a certification or a credential it cannot verify, because the work is the reference itself rather than a personal reading service.
The written reference, the verdict table and the page structure were drafted with AI assistance and edited for this site by its publisher. Every card was checked against the published rule set on the methodology page. The 78 engravings were generated with an image model from prompts written for this site, then selected and colour-graded to match the rest of the deck. The tool itself is a plain random draw: no model chooses your card.
The site is funded by its publisher. It carries no ads, no affiliate links and no paid readings, so there is no commercial incentive to flatter a yes or soften a no.
Corrections
When a correction changes a verdict, the card page records it rather than quietly rewriting the page. No verdict has changed since launch on 14 November 2026. If you think a card is wrong, send the card and your reasoning; disagreements about interpretation are welcome even when the verdict stays the same.
What the site will not do
It will not predict death, illness, pregnancy or a specific sum of money. It will not tell you what another person is thinking. It will not give medical, legal or financial advice, and it will not pretend a card reading is a substitute for any of those things. The cards are a prompt for reflection; the decisions remain yours.
How to reach us
Corrections, disagreements and licensing questions go through the contact page. The site is small enough that a real reply is likely, though not instant.
Who runs Yes No Tarot?
An independent editorial team. There is no psychic hotline, no channeled entity and no affiliated reading service. The site exists to make one small tool and explain how it works.
Are you affiliated with any tarot publisher or app?
No. The site is independent and is not paid by any deck publisher, app or reading service. There are no affiliate links on the card pages.
Can I republish the card meanings?
Short quotations with a link are welcome. Republishing whole pages is not. If you want to use the verdict table for research or a comparison, ask first through the contact page.
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