Compare the workflow first
Labyrinthos describes card-meaning exercises, varied spreads and a reading journal for people building a tarot practice. Wenbu offers one- and three-card readings alongside BaZi, I Ching and Zi Wei, with a shared journal and conversation space. Wenbu’s beginner guides are an introduction, not a full tarot course.
Public pages checked 2026-09-29. This comparison uses official sources; paid and signed-in features have not been tested.
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| Dimension | Wenbu | Labyrinthos |
|---|---|---|
| Learning | Bilingual starter guides, card keywords and follow-up questions for the Agent | Flashcard exercises, a meanings reference and story-based lessons |
| Draws | 78 cards; one- and three-card spreads; optional reversals | Preset spreads and custom spreads |
| Artwork | 78 original AI illustrations with a closer-view option | Several illustrated decks, including physical decks for sale |
| Journal and cost | Latest 100 entries in browser storage, JSON export and a limited free AI allowance | Official site lists free basic readings and 100 saved readings per free account; check current subscription terms for extras |
| Your own AI assistant | Structured card results through MCP, the CLI or a Skill | The pages reviewed do not describe equivalent interfaces |
Making a choice
Explore Labyrinthos for regular card practice, more spreads or a physical deck. Try Wenbu for a simple draw, other traditions or results you can use with your own assistant. This is a comparison of public features, without paid account testing or an assessment of predictive accuracy.