Contact
Contact
One address, read by the editor. Corrections first, licensing second, everything else after that.
Reviewed 14 November 2026 · How this page is checked
Email: hello@yesnotarot.co
This is the only contact channel. There is no chat widget, no booking link and no reading service behind it. A person reads the inbox, usually within a few days.
What to include
| Reason | What helps |
|---|---|
| Verdict correction | The card, the verdict you think is wrong, and the reasoning you would replace it with. |
| Factual correction | The page URL, the sentence, and a source if you have one. |
| Licensing | What you want to use, where it will appear, and whether it is commercial. |
| Technical problem | Page URL, device, browser, and what happened instead of what you expected. |
| Accessibility | The page, the barrier, and the assistive technology you were using. |
What not to send
- Requests for a personal reading. The site does not offer them.
- Medical, legal or financial questions. They will not be answered and should go to a qualified professional.
- Press releases, guest post offers and paid link requests. They are deleted unread.
- Messages about another person's private life. The site does not comment on individuals.
Corrections policy
If a correction changes a card's verdict, the card page records the change and the date. If it corrects a factual statement, the sentence is fixed and the change is noted at the bottom of the page. Silent edits are reserved for typos and formatting.
Do you offer personal readings by email?
No. The site is a reference and a free tool, not a reading service. Messages asking for a personal reading will not get one.
How quickly do you reply?
Usually within a few days. Correction reports are read first. If you are writing about a verdict you disagree with, include the card and the reason — that is the fastest kind of message to act on.
Can I report a technical problem?
Yes. Include the page URL, the device and what happened. If the draw control did not work, say whether the card flipped, whether the result appeared, and whether you had JavaScript enabled.
Put it to the deck
Ask your question and draw a card
One clear question, one card, one answer. The draw is free and takes about four seconds.