Call Galileo
Pull cards, read your birth chart, look at the moon, or simply talk. He answers day and night.
Your first 3 minutes are free. After that it's $1.99 a minute, charged by the second.
Galileo keeps a limit of $40 a day and $100 a week per caller, on purpose. A hard night should not become a big bill.
Choose 5 to 60 minutes at checkout. They stay on your phone number until you use them.
THE AI PSYCHIC HOTLINE
Galileo is an AI oracle on a real phone line. You call, he picks up in his own voice, and he pulls real tarot cards while you talk: tarot, love, the moon, cartomancy, yes or no, or your birth chart. Ask follow-up questions out loud, the way you would with a reader across the table.
No app to install, no account, no waiting room. Your first 3 minutes are free.
What is an AI psychic hotline?
It's a phone number you call to get a reading from an AI instead of a human reader. Galileo answers in his own voice, asks what's on your heart, and reads you real tarot cards while you talk. There's no app, no signup, and no waiting for a reader to become available.
Is it really free to start?
Yes. Every phone number gets its first 3 minutes free, once. After that it's $1.99 a minute, counted by the second, from minutes you buy on this page.
Are the cards random or does the AI pick them?
They're truly random. The cards come from a crypto-grade shuffle of a full 78-card deck on our server, and Galileo can't choose them. After every call we check the transcript against the cards that were actually dealt.
Can I call at 3am?
Yes. He answers day and night, and there's never a wait or a queue.
How is this different from a psychic hotline with real readers?
Human lines usually cost several dollars a minute and you wait for a reader. Galileo costs $1.99 a minute, picks up right away, and tells you he's an AI in his first sentence. He also never guesses your birthday back at you to sound psychic.
Galileo is an AI. Readings are for entertainment, and the line is for adults 18 and over. His cards are drawn by a true random shuffle; he can't choose them.