Runes and symbols
Draw your rune of the day, lay out three or five runes on your question and learn what each sign of the Elder Futhark stands for. Runes do not foretell anything — they offer an image and a question that make it easier to think about what matters.
Runes are a symbolic, reflective tool, not fortune telling: they do not predict the future and promise nothing. Every rune is read one way up only, and the set holds just the twenty-four signs — no extra empty stone.
Start with 14 days of the Family plan — no card required.
One rune a day in Cards of the day — with its meaning and a question to reflect on, no AI. On the free plan you pick one deck from Cards of the day each day.
Type a question and lay out the runes — drawing is free. You ask for an AI reading only when you want one; it then counts towards your monthly tarot spread limit.
Every Elder Futhark rune has its own page: the shape, its modern meaning, a question and an honest historical note.
Download a rune drawn as a constellation as your profile picture and copy a short bio line — a sign of what you want to keep in view.
Create a free account and open Cards of the day — your rune of the day is there.
Want more? On the Tarot page, open the "Runes" tab and lay out three or five runes on your question.
Read the meanings in the atlas and, if you like, ask for a reading of the whole spread.
Example
In the "what helps" position lies Raidho — the rune of the road and of rhythm. Read against your question, it may remind you that direction matters more than speed: settle on one small step for this week instead of planning the whole route at once.
An illustrative example written for this page — not a reading of any real person. Your reading is built from your own birth data.
Readings in AstroSensus are generated using artificial intelligence from calculated planetary positions.
No. We treat runes as symbols for reflection: each carries an image and a question that help you look at a situation from another side. The decisions stay with you.
The runes are drawn without repeats, separately for you, the day and your question — the same question on the same day opens the same runes. Each rune has one position only, and the set holds just the twenty-four signs of the Elder Futhark.
We wrote the texts ourselves. The rune names are reconstructions and the old rune poems came later than the signs themselves — we say so openly, as well as how some runes were misused in the twentieth century.
Start with 14 days of the Family plan — no card required. This feature is also available on the free plan, within its limits.
This feature is also available on the free plan, within its limits.
Runes are a symbolic, reflective tool, not fortune telling: they do not predict the future and promise nothing. Every rune is read one way up only, and the set holds just the twenty-four signs — no extra empty stone.
Draw your rune of the day