The heart has
sun and rain, too.

DearIntus is a quiet place to look inward. Three rooms, Inner Weather, Tarot and Astrology, help you slow down what's on your mind, see it clearly, then make the call yourself.

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Today in Inner Weather: check in on how today feels

Three rooms

Three rooms, and you can move between them freely.

Inner Weather

Day

The heart has sun and rain too. This room is for it.

Check in on how today feels, write it down, and settle for a few minutes. Day by day, the notes add up, and looking back you start to see yourself.

  • WeatherSunny, cloudy, rain, fog, or a metaphor of your own. Nothing gets scored.
  • A noteWrite it in your journal. Your days line up into one thread.
  • SettleA few minutes of breathing and stillness to help you slow down.
  • A biteSee what's already at home and work out what to eat today.
  • TalkWrite out what's on your mind, and a letter comes back.
  • Next upPlan your day and get a nudge when it's time.
Settle for a bit: a guided breathing practice
Today in Inner Weather: check in on how today feels
A seven-card tarot spread, turned over one card at a time

Tarot

Dusk

Write down what you're torn about, then draw. The cards won't decide for you. They help you see what you care about.

Choose a spread, shuffle, draw and turn the cards over, and read each card's meaning in the deck you like. When you want to go deeper, write to the reader, then keep asking about what the letter left unsaid.

Free decks to start with, and three to buy and keep: Sacred Rose, Sunday Light and Constructivism.

Astrology

Night

Cast a chart for the moment you ask, the moment you were born, or the year ahead, and read it the traditional way.

Charts are calculated on your phone and work offline. When you'd like more, ask Lilly to write you a letter about the chart.

Astrology: a birth chart

Letters, not feeds

Write it down, wait a little, then open a letter written just for you.

  1. Write

    Write your question and what's behind it to the reader or Lilly, or to DearIntus in Talk.

  2. Wait a little

    The letter is on its way, so there's no need to watch the screen. We'll let you know when it arrives.

  3. Open it

    Replies stay with what you wrote, and remember what you've shared.

  4. Keep writing

    Ask about what the letter left unsaid. Letters stay with your records, so you can come back to them.

Your letter · Letter 1August 15, 2026
Written by AI · not by a person

Hello Lin,

I don't think you're afraid of being busy. I think you're afraid of choosing it and finding you didn't want it as much as you hoped. Give yourself two weeks to test that wanting before you answer.

The Hermit sits in the Past. For months you've been turning this over mostly on your own. That isn't indecision. It's you taking the question seriously.

Example: a letter from the reader (seven-card spread)

Features

More than cards and charts.

Letters are the heart of DearIntus. Around them are a few more things to find at your own pace.

Remembered, on your terms

With your permission, replies remember the people and moments you've mentioned, so you don't have to start over each time. See, correct or delete what's remembered whenever you like, or switch it off.

Five decks

Antique Engraving and Sketch are free; Sacred Rose, Sunday Light and Constructivism are yours to keep once bought. A deck only changes how the cards look: which card you draw and what the reading says don't depend on it.

Readings with sources

With “Enable knowledge base” on, the reader and Lilly draw on classic card meanings and traditional astrological rules, and cite their sources in the letter. Turn it off for a free reading.

Settle for a bit

A few minutes of breathing and stillness, with hand-drawn animation and sound to help you slow down.

A line for now

After a reading or a letter, a line stays with you, set on a small watercolor. After a letter, it's chosen for how you feel right now and for what you asked. Keep it, or share it.

Looking back

Record a decision and come back to see what happened. Members get a short letter about their week every Monday, and a timeline note the morning after each day they visit.

Membership

Much of it is free. Become a member to write letters and be remembered.

Free

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  • Card draws and meanings
  • Charts: horary, natal and this year
  • Much of Inner Weather
  • Free decks

Plus

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  • Write to the reader and to Lilly
  • Talk and all of Inner Weather
  • Being remembered
  • The weekly letter and timeline notes
  • Member stationery
  • Records that follow your account to a new phone

Pro

US$24.99/ month

  • Everything in Plus
  • Every deck while you're subscribed
  • Our most thorough readings
  • More room to write

Own

US$59.99one time

  • The same membership benefits as Pro, every deck included
  • Letters written through your own account at a provider you choose; that provider bills you directly
  • Never renews
Have your own model account

Only want to ask once? Without subscribing, you can buy a single reading with follow-up replies for one question.

US reference prices; the App Store shows the price where you are. Plus and Pro renew monthly and can be cancelled any time in your Apple Account settings. Own is a one-time purchase you can recover with Restore purchases.

FAQ

Before you start

Will DearIntus tell me my future?

No. DearIntus is for self-reflection: the cards and charts help you look at a question from another side, and the choice is always yours.

Who writes the replies?

Replies are written by AI, not by a person, and every letter says so. Before your first letter, we ask whether you agree to your words going to the provider that writes replies. Replies are no substitute for medical, mental health, legal or financial advice.

Who can see what I write?

On the free tier, most of it stays on your phone. When you ask for a letter, it goes to our server and to the provider that writes replies; beyond that, nobody reads your letters. See the Privacy Policy.

How do I cancel?

Any time in iPhone Settings › your name › Subscriptions. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for. Refunds are handled by Apple.

Is there an Android version?

Not yet. DearIntus is on iPhone for now.

What if I'm really struggling?

DearIntus is not an emergency or crisis service. If you are thinking about harming yourself, or you are in danger, contact your local emergency number or a crisis line now. When you need them, DearIntus shows help lines for your region.

Come back tomorrow morning and check the weather inside.

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