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Read your palm from one photo
Hast rekha shastra and Western palmistry, read by AI from a photo of your open palm. First it says what it sees; then what the tradition makes of it, for reflection. Your first reading is free, and the photo is never stored.
What it reads
Heart, head and life lines; the fate, sun, marriage and health lines when they can be seen; the mounts of Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Sun, Mercury, Moon and Mars; and the hand shape (earth, air, fire or water).
What you get
A two-sentence summary, each line as seen and as traditionally read, strengths, areas to grow, a word on work and relationships, two or three practical ideas, and two follow-up questions for your kundli.
What it never says
Lifespan, illness, accidents, children, exact dates or ages. Lines change through life; nothing here is fixed, and nothing is for sale.
For a good photo
- Use your dominant hand (the one you write with) for the present.
- Bright light, palm open and flat, the whole palm and fingers in the frame.
- Only your hand in the photo: no faces, no other people.
Questions
How does the AI palm reading work?
You take one bright photo of your open palm. The AI first checks that it really is a palm, then describes what it sees: the heart, head and life lines, the fate, sun, marriage and health lines when they are visible, the mounts and the hand shape. Only then does it give what palmistry traditionally says about each, as tendencies to reflect on.
Is the palm reading free?
Your first palm reading is free on every account. After that, a reading uses one question or is part of Plus and Pro. A photo that is not a palm, or a reading that fails, is never charged.
Is my photo stored?
No. The photo is made smaller on your phone, read once and forgotten; only the written reading is kept in your account, where you can export or delete it.
Will it tell me how long I will live?
No. The life line is read as vitality and big life changes, never as lifespan. The reading never mentions illness, accidents, the number or sex of children, or exact dates, and it never suggests gemstones or rituals.
Which hand should I photograph?
Palmistry tradition reads the dominant hand (the one you write with) for the present and the other hand for inborn tendencies. Read both if you like: the second hand is a question or part of Plus.
Which languages?
The reading is written in the language of the app: English, Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu or Kannada, and five more in the chat.