Just wanted to share a little weekend project I built: Yes Or No Tarot.
I had a simple goal: create a web app that was extremely fast, minimalist, and had absolutely zero friction.
That means:
No sign-ups or logins
No ads, trackers, or cookies
No bloated frameworks (it's super lightweight)
It does one simple thing: you ask a yes/no question, and it gives you a straightforward answer.
The tarot theme is mostly for fun – you can think of it as a creatively skinned coin-flipper for those small, daily moments of indecision, like "should I get coffee now or later?".
I'm not a tarot expert, just a developer who enjoys building simple, useful things. I had a lot of fun making this and would love to hear any feedback you have on the UI, performance, or the general idea.
Thanks for checking it out!
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Just wanted to share a little weekend project I built: Yes Or No Tarot.
I had a simple goal: create a web app that was extremely fast, minimalist, and had absolutely zero friction.
That means:
No sign-ups or logins
No ads, trackers, or cookies
No bloated frameworks (it's super lightweight)
It does one simple thing: you ask a yes/no question, and it gives you a straightforward answer.
The tarot theme is mostly for fun – you can think of it as a creatively skinned coin-flipper for those small, daily moments of indecision, like "should I get coffee now or later?".
I'm not a tarot expert, just a developer who enjoys building simple, useful things. I had a lot of fun making this and would love to hear any feedback you have on the UI, performance, or the general idea.
Thanks for checking it out!