Ask in your own words
Describe what is happening, what has changed, and what you still do not know. You can ask “What may happen if we keep avoiding this conversation?” without inventing two choices for the app.
Choose an original story card
In the Crossroads reading, choose the card angle that catches your eye, then explain why one detail matters to you. Your response may reveal what you have been attending to; the card itself cannot reveal another person's thoughts or a hidden event.
Read a current lean
Arcalis answers the question directly with a provisional direction and its reason. The reason should come from what you wrote and the angle you noticed in the original card. A missing fact can change the lean.
Compare two conditional developments
Each possibility starts with an “if”: if the current pattern continues, or if one condition changes. The reading names what you could observe next. These are scenarios to revisit, not odds, promises, or a claim about what someone else secretly feels.
Return when facts change
Your reading stays with the same question and card. When something actually happens, you can compare it with the conditions in the original reply and update your view without treating the reading as an accuracy score.
Questions people ask
Can Arcalis tell me exactly what will happen?
No. A reading describes possible developments under stated conditions and gives observable signals. It cannot promise an outcome.
Do I need two choices to ask what happens next?
No. Ask how your situation may develop. Arcalis can describe two conditional scenarios without inventing an A/B choice.
Are these traditional tarot cards?
No. Arcalis uses original illustrated story cards rather than a traditional 78-card tarot deck.