Divinuet

Jump into the aural world of the tarot in Divinuet, where the cards play music.

Designed as a short, repeatable ritual, a full session takes about 5 to 10 minutes to complete. Divinuet is an interactive digital tarot deck built for you to return to whenever you want guidance or a moment of reflection, but it's also much more than that. It aims to fully immerse you in your reading with the help of specially tailored adaptive music and unique cinematic visuals.

Based on 3-card tarot spreads, in the first section of Divinuet, you'll find out which cards you drew and their meanings. But the cards in Divinuet have more to offer than just artwork and definitions: each of the 78 tarot cards has a unique musical theme. The cards you drew will play their songs for you.

And a tarot reading is more than just the sum of its parts.

After you receive your reading, your cards work together to create a unique piece of music to tell the overarching story of your reading. This music is seamlessly interwoven with a custom-edited video (which includes clips from silent films dating back to 1894) that visually reflects your cards' journey. With thousands of possible procedural music and video combinations, you can expect a different aural and visual experience each time you do a reading.

Note: no gen AI was used in the making of Divinuet. The music and accompanying music video in the second half of the game are procedurally edited together but lovingly human-made.

Choose your own cards, or let the game determine your fate.

You can let Divinuet pull random cards for you, or you can manually select your cards. The manual selection feature lets you pick specific cards you would like to experience or input cards drawn from a physical deck to experience the music and movie your real-world reading would create.

Divinuet also saves your readings so your can revisit your past pulls and re-experience their soundtracks whenever you wish.