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A conversation through the cards.

Bring a question, a situation, a decision, or something that feels unresolved. A reading offers time to look at it together from another angle.

Tarot does not need to give final answers to be useful. These one-to-one sessions use the cards to open a grounded conversation about the stories, choices, and perspectives around you.

A lived and studied practice

I'm Dan-George Filimon, creator of Qybala and founder of Trifrons. Before Qybala, I spent more than a decade working in software engineering and AI, including at Google.

I've studied tarot since 2021, developing original spreads and ten new Qybala cards. My approach also draws on psychology, narrative research, and my work building Qybala's custom tarot AI.

It is shaped just as much by lived experience — relationships, major transitions, caregiving, loss, and changing direction in life.

Readings are for reflection and conversation. They are not a substitute for medical, legal, financial, or mental-health advice.

Dan reading Qybala cards

Private readings

Choose the space your question needs.

Before

Consider what you want to explore and how much time it needs. A good question is about yourself, not other people.

During

We let the cards and conversation shape the reading. I’ll help connect the images into a story around your question.

After

You receive a recording, session notes, and a photo of the final spread to return to later.

Three Qybala cards arranged with a crystal for a 30-minute reading
Decision-makingSetting boundariesHard conversationsGetting unstuckNext steps
A Qybala card spread arranged with a crystal for a 60-minute reading
Career transitionsRelationship endingsFeeling lostIdentity shiftsRepeating patterns

How I read

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Reviews

From the very first card, he created a space that felt safe, warm, and deeply thoughtful. The way he laid out and interpreted all six cards, he showed not just knowledge of them, but real intuition and care knowing my question. What impressed me most was how he connected all the cards together into one cohesive, meaningful story rather than just reading them individually.

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