Reino
日本語Beta testing open

A quiet moment with your cards.

Reino is a tarot reflection app for iPhone. A real deck on a real table — washed, gathered and cut with your own hands — and a reading that offers a perspective rather than a prediction.

Join the beta

Reino is open for beta testing on TestFlight. Leave a name and an email at the bottom of this page and the invite link comes straight back to you.

Washing the cards on the felt table
The Today screen: today's reflection, a question to ask, and your decks
A deck in its box, turned in the hand

The promise

There is no hidden reroll. The revealed card is the top card of the deck after your shuffle and cut.

Reino keeps one deck order, on your phone. Nothing chooses a card for you behind the scenes — not a random number, and not an AI. Reino offers a reflective perspective, not certainty or professional advice.

A real deck on a real table

Twenty-two cards with weight and edges. Wash them with your fingers, gather them into a pile, cut, and pick a card up to turn it over in your hand — every finger tracked, nothing on rails.

Calm, grounded readings

The Major Arcana, upright, in plain language that invites you to notice your own perspective. A daily reflection, a question you hold in mind while you handle the deck, and a private journal that stays on your phone.

Decks by artists, in real boxes

Every deck arrives in its own box — turn it, lift the lid, tip the cards onto the felt. Artists bring their decks to Reino through the Reino Decks dashboard, with their own card backs, box art and colours.

What it looks like today

Real screenshots from the current build, running in the iPhone simulator. Everything here is still moving.

Today screen
TodayToday's reflection, a question to ask, and the decks on your shelf.
Washing the cards
The washCards slide under your fingers on the felt. Four gathering strokes square them into a pile.
Cutting the deck
The cutAsk Reino to cut, or don't. Then carry the top card to the placement.
A reading: The High Priestess
The readingThe card you drew, in prose that invites rather than instructs, with room for a note.
A deck box in 3D
A deck in its boxTurn it, pinch it closer, double-tap to lift the lid. Every deck dresses its own page.
Inspecting the cards of a deck
Inspect the cardsEvery card in the deck, laid out to look through — tap one to pick it up.

The first artist deck: Tiki Tarot

Twenty-two Major Arcana painted by hand in ink and acrylic by Lee Cook — the Fool adrift on the reef, the World turning in the trade winds. It comes in a wrap-printed box that opens in the app the way a real one does.

Artists: your decks are managed in Reino Decks — card faces, backs, box wraps and colours, with a live 3D preview of the box. Accounts are created by invitation.

Join the beta

Reino is on TestFlight now — twenty-two cards, a real table, and a deck that keeps its order. Leave your name and email and the invite link comes straight back to you.

TestFlight is Apple’s app for testing beta builds; you’ll need an iPhone on a recent version of iOS. Reino is a reflective app, not a prediction service, and offers no professional advice.