Pip pulls
three cards
for you.
ears in the way, snoot on the deck — very official oracle procedure
This is the tiny free version of Pip Tarot. Pick what you're carrying today, let Pip shuffle (he will knock at least one card off the table), and get a three-card reading in his own biscuit-crumb logic: what's underneath, what's true right now, and the next kind step.
The cottage table
Three positions, Pip-style. He reads left to right, then pretends he meant to do that all along.
Pip is warming up the deck
Shuffle first — Pip insists. He says a deck that hasn't been sniffed is just a stack of paper with opinions.
Pip says: Pick a focus above, then shuffle. I'll handle the rest (and the biscuit crumbs).
Your spread
Nothing drawn yetPip's reading
One Sniff
Only got a minute? Pip will nose-bump a single card out of the deck. That's the whole reading. He trusts the bump.
Your sniff card will land here
How Pip reads
Not fortune-telling. More like a small creature holding up a lantern and saying, "have you noticed this bit?"
Underneath — the stored-up thing. Resources, old signals, what you keep forgetting to count.
Right now — the weather in the cottage today. Thaw, not spring. Restore mode counts.
Next kind step — one small move that matches the world you want, not the perfect plan.
Pick a focus
Or don't. "Just show me" is a perfectly respectable focus. Pip has used it himself.
Shuffle, then draw
Pip shuffles with his ears in the way. Cards may land upside-down — that's a gentler, sideways meaning, not a bad omen.
Take the kind step
Every reading ends with one small, doable thing. Eat the biscuit. Send the tiny signal. Leave the light on.
Meet the deck
All 14 cards in this free mini. Tap any card to read it properly — upright, sideways, and what Pip says about it.
The deeper burrow
This free mini is the pocket version. The paid Den version goes deeper — built for a daily habit, collecting your Fridays, and watching patterns grow across a season.
- A fresh daily pull, saved to your reading journal
- Bigger spreads — the 5-card Cottage Table and the Frost Line
- More cards, including the strange old-terminal arcana
- Seasonal collections: gather every card Pip shows you