Most palm reading apps give the same generic text to everyone. PalmSays draws the lines found on your own palm photo and shows which classical book each meaning comes from, for reflection rather than prediction.
PalmSays is a palm reading website built around one idea: show your own lines, and say where every meaning comes from. Take a photo of your palm and the AI finds your heart, head, life and fate lines and draws them on your photo. It then explains what classical palmistry books say about each line, in plain English and Hindi, naming the book: Cheiro, Heron-Allen, Frith and the Indian Samudrika Shastra (hast rekha) tradition. 1 free reading right away and 1 more after a free email sign-up, no card needed. Also free: 27 English and 14 Hindi guides and 12 palm reading tools (palmsays.com/tools). Palmistry is treated as a tradition for reflection and fun, never predictions. A paid Android app, Palm Read AI, is coming soon.
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Deepak Chauhan
