Virgo is a tarot draw at virgo.sdee3.com. You ask for a card, the app picks one from a 78-card deck, and a short note is written for the card that came up. The reading stays on your account so you can open it again.
The deck is the familiar 78: 22 major arcana, from The Fool through The World, and 56 minor arcana in cups, pentacles, swords, and wands. Each draw is upright or reversed. Reversals come up about half the time.
What happens when you draw
From the idle screen you draw a card. Virgo chooses one file from the deck at random, flips a coin for reversal, and shows the card with its name. If it is reversed, the name is prefixed with Reversed.
While the card is on screen, Virgo requests a written summary for that card and that orientation. The summary is generated text. It can be off, vague, or oddly specific. You can draw again, which starts the same sequence with a new card.
Recent readings are listed on the home screen. There is a separate past-readings view if you want the longer list. A share button copies the reading you are looking at.
Credits
A signed-in draw costs 200 credits, taken when the reading is requested. If the balance is under 200, Virgo stops and tells you the number you have. New SDEE3 accounts start with 1,500 credits, shared with Astro Mate and AI Debates.
Premium is a monthly subscription on the credits page. While it is active, Virgo draws do not deduct credits. AI Debates is billed separately and is not included.
If you are not signed in, Virgo still allows draws under a rate limit. Those draws do not use the credit balance, because there is no account to bill.
What the note is
The note is entertainment. It is not a medical, psychological, legal, or financial opinion, and it is not a prediction you should plan around. The card is random. The paragraph is a model writing about the card name it was given.
Sign-in is the same Google account used on the other SDEE3 apps. Credits you buy at identity.sdee3.com/credits are the credits Virgo spends.