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StarryTarot

A free interactive art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Gesture-controlled tarot game. Starry Tarot is a browser-based gesture control tarot game. Players browse a floating tarot deck with hand movement, pinch to draw three cards, and receive a reading generated from the exact spread they pulled. It is built as a static web experience, so it is easy to…

by @1-startitup · 1-startitup/StarryTarot on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON 1-STARTITUP.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 4 Apr 2026

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Starry Tarot is a browser-based gesture control tarot game. Players browse a floating tarot deck with hand movement, pinch to draw three cards, and receive a reading generated from the exact spread they pulled.

It is built as a static web experience, so it is easy to run locally, easy to publish, and visually strong enough to work well as a portfolio-style GitHub project or a GitHub Pages site.

The Fool -> Justice -> The Star

This spread reads like a clear sequence instead of a vague omen. The Fool shows that the story began with openness and risk.

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