Terms of use
The rules for using Emberlune, in plain words. Last updated 13 November 2026.
What Emberlune is
Emberlune is a tarot app and website for reflection and entertainment. The cards are drawn at random by the app. Luna, the tarot reader, is an AI character, not a person. Readings do not predict the future and are never medical, legal, financial or mental health advice. Please make important decisions with the people and professionals who can really help you.
Who may use it
- Emberlune is for people aged 13 and over.
- Luna's memory (her journal of your talks and readings) and "Help improve Luna" are for people aged 16 and over.
- Talking with Luna's AI is for adults (18 and over). The app asks before her AI speaks; under 18, Luna answers from her book of traditional meanings, and everything else stays open.
Your content
What you write (questions, talks with Luna, journal notes) stays yours. You allow Emberlune to store and process it only to run the app for you, as described in the Privacy policy. You can export or erase it at any time in Luna's Journal.
Fair use
- Please do not misuse Emberlune: no attempts to break or overload it, to get around its limits, to read other people's data, or to collect its content with automated tools.
- Do not use Luna to create content that is illegal, hateful, or meant to harm someone.
- We may limit or stop access for anyone who misuses the service.
Emberlune Plus
Emberlune is free to use. Emberlune Plus, a paid plan with extras, is not on sale yet. When it opens, its price and billing will be shown clearly before you pay, payment will be handled by a payment provider (never by Emberlune directly), you will be able to cancel at any time, and your rights to cancel and to a refund will follow the law of the country you buy from. Everything that is free today stays free.
The art, the words and the name
Emberlune's pixel art, Luna, the stories of the Fool's Journey, the texts and the name are ours; please do not copy them for other products. The traditional tarot meanings and the quotes from A. E. Waite (1911) are public domain.
The card pictures are the original 1909 deck drawn by Pamela Colman Smith, which is in the public domain. People often call it "Rider-Waite"; Rider-Waite is a trademark of U.S. Games Systems, Inc., and Emberlune is not connected with, sponsored or approved by U.S. Games Systems, Inc. The fonts and code Emberlune uses from others, and their licences, are listed in Credits and licences.
Who runs Emberlune
Emberlune is made and run by Karin Refael, an independent developer in Israel ("we" in these terms).
The law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Israel, and disputes about them are for the competent courts in Israel. If you live in a country whose consumer protection laws give you more rights, for example in the European Union, those rights still apply to you and these terms do not take them away.
No guarantees
We work hard to keep Emberlune running and correct, but it is offered as it is, and it may sometimes be unavailable or change. Luna's AI can make mistakes. As far as the law allows, Emberlune is not responsible for decisions made based on a reading.
Changes
If these terms change, the date at the top will change too, and important changes will be explained in the app.
Contact
In the app, open Menu > Settings > Write to us.