A mindful way to see yourself more clearly.

A new interpretation of tarot for a more mindful world: pause, reflect, and reconnect with what you’re feeling.

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Across the world, people are turning to Clir to (re)discover tarot as a mindful tool for self-reflection.

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Clir helped me slow down and actually listen to my thoughts. Pulling a card each morning gives me a small moment to breathe and set my intention for the day.

Member on building more mindful habits

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When I started using Clir, I stopped seeing tarot as fortune-telling and started using it as reflection. It’s like journaling, but more visual — it helps me make sense of how I feel

Member on learning to reflect with more clarity

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Clir became a quiet space for me to check in with myself. The readings don’t tell me what’s next — they help me see what’s here, right now.

Member on finding calm through self-awareness

Key features

Your mindful space for reflection and self-expression.

Bringing the timeless art of tarot into your daily flow.

An everyday practice and wellness routine

Pull a card, reflect, and realign — a five-minute reset that fits your day.

Your personal meaning

The cards don’t predict; they reflect. You give each reading its purpose.

Expression through design

Choose a deck that feels like you — colors and symbols that mirror your mood and style.

Blog

When life feels noisy, Clir helps you hear yourself again.

Bringing the timeless art of tarot into your daily flow.

Mindfulness with a deck

Tarot offers a quick way to pause, breathe, and get perspective. See how a few cards can help you recenter when life feels overwhelming.

From mystic ritual to daily reset

Modern tarot is becoming part of daily self-care. Learn how reflection and intention are replacing fortune-telling in a new wave of mindful practice.

Why Gen Z is turning to Tarot for mindfulness

Tarot isn’t about predicting the future anymore — it’s about slowing down, reflecting, and finding clarity in a noisy world. Discover why more Gen Z users treat tarot as a mindfulness tool, not mysticism.

Uncover what's already there

Timeless practice, modern perspective — that’s Clir.

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