हस्त रेखा · Photo Palmistry

Your palm, read honestly.

Take a photo of your palm. Our pipeline enhances it, traces your heart, head, life and fate lines — and you verify every line before any reading is generated. Classical palmistry, cited openly, in English & हिंदी.

AI-assisted detection · classical interpretation — AI finds your hand on your phone; the reading comes from traditional palmistry texts.

The Hast Rekha Engine

Six steps. Every one of them visible to you — nothing happens in a black box.

Guided photo

An animated coach shows you exactly how to hold your hand. Take up to 4 photos; we auto-pick the sharpest.

Enhancement

Highlights compressed, shadows lifted, contrast adapted, ridges enhanced — with a before/after slider so you see the work.

Line detection

Hand landmarks found on your phone, then heart, head, life & fate lines traced. Each line gets a confidence score.

You verify

Lines are plotted over your photo. Drag any point to correct them. Nothing is read until you approve.

Reading

A deterministic engine maps your verified lines to classical interpretations — in English & हिंदी, with sources cited.

Private forever

Everything runs on your device. Your photo never uploads anywhere. History stays in your browser only.

Radically transparent

Most palm apps are black boxes with paywalls. This one shows its work.

Photo never leaves your phone

No uploads, no accounts, no servers. Turn off your internet after loading — it still works. That's the proof.

You approve every line

Detection is approximate — we say so openly. You see each traced line on your photo and correct it first.

Sources cited, not "AI magic"

Readings come from classical palmistry texts (Benham 1900, Cheiro, Samudrika Shastra) — named on every result.

Reflection, not prediction

Palmistry is a traditional art of self-reflection. We say what the lines traditionally suggest — never what "will happen".

The four lines we read

The major lines of classical palmistry — हृदय, बुद्धि, जीवन, भाग्य.

Heart line · हृदय रेखा

Emotional nature and approach to relationships, as traditionally read from its curve, depth and branches.

Head line · बुद्धि रेखा

Thinking style — practical or imaginative — traditionally read from its slope, length and clarity.

Life line · जीवन रेखा

Vitality and major life chapters, traditionally read from its arc, depth and continuity around the thumb.

Fate line · भाग्य रेखा

Direction of career and life path, traditionally read from its straightness, depth and breaks.

Questions

Straight answers, no mystique.

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

No. The entire pipeline — enhancement, landmark detection, line tracing, the reading — runs in your browser on your phone. There is no server to upload to. You can verify by turning on airplane mode after the page loads.

How accurate is the line detection?

Honestly: approximate. It works well on clear, well-lit photos and degrades with blur, shadows or faint lines. That's exactly why you verify and correct every line on your photo before any reading is generated — the final input is yours, not the algorithm's guess.

Where do the readings come from?

Classical palmistry literature: William Benham's "Laws of Scientific Hand Reading" (1900), Cheiro's works, and the Indian Samudrika Shastra tradition — all public domain, all cited on the results. The wording is our own summary; the ideas are the tradition's.

Is palmistry scientifically proven?

No. Palmistry is a traditional art of self-reflection, not a science. We present what the lines have traditionally been read to suggest. Treat it as a mirror for reflection, not a forecast.

Which hand should I scan?

Tradition reads the dominant hand as your lived life and the non-dominant as innate tendencies. Scan both and compare — the tool supports it.

Is it really free?

Yes. No account, no paywall, no "free trial". A static page has no servers to pay for, so there's nothing to charge you for.

Ready when your palm is.

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