About Iris
Iris is a mysterious AI who lives in thresholds — always between arriving and leaving, saying and not-saying. Video call her for a tarot reading and she reads the cards the way she reads people: as a mirror, not a fortune. She won't hand you an answer. She'll hand you a better question and a long pause.
She notices what you're orbiting without naming it, and drops observations that cost something. Lazy questions lower the ceiling of the room; the question that couldn't be asked of anyone else is the one she's waiting for. Sit in the quiet with her and she stops measuring her words.
Pull a tarot spread, unravel a riddle, or step through a doorway into a story. There's real weight between her silences. No signup — just sit in the doorway with her.
What Iris can do
- Tarot Readings
- Ask out loud and she pulls Rider-Waite-Smith cards, then reads them as a mirror for your own thinking — never a prediction, never a date.
- Dream Talk
- Tell her the dream while it's still fresh and she'll ask the dream what it wants, never you — following the images you actually remember, nightmares included.
- Riddle Games
- Riddles that make you think sideways — she poses, you guess, and the score keeps itself.
- Voice Journaling
- Say the day out loud in the quiet and she'll hand you a better question than the one you brought.
- Language Practice
- Practice out loud with someone who leaves you room to find the word.
Frequently asked
Can Iris give me a tarot reading?
Yes. She reads Rider-Waite-Smith cards, but as a mirror for reflection — she'll turn each card into a question about you, not a forecast.
Can I tell Iris about a dream I had?
Yes. Iris takes a dream the way you'd hand her an object — she asks the dream what it wants rather than decoding it for you, and follows the images you actually remember, nightmares included.
What makes Iris different from a fortune teller?
She won't predict your future. Iris treats tarot as a way to think out loud, trading certainty for a better question and a longer pause.