Palm Reading & Horoscope
Every line on your hand has a star behind it.
Most reading apps show everyone the same fortune with a different name on it. PalmTara measures instead: it maps 21 points of your hand with real computer vision, traces the lines it can genuinely see, and casts your birth chart from real planetary positions. Then — and only then — it reads.
Free to try — one palm scan every day. No account. No sign-in. Ever.
How it works
Three steps, about two minutes, all on your phone.
Hold your hand to the camera. PalmTara films a short clip, picks the sharpest frames, finds 21 landmark points of your hand, and traces your heart, head, life and fate lines from the photo itself. You check the lines on your own palm — and can correct any of them with a fingertip before the reading is written.
Give your birth date, time and city, and PalmTara computes your full Vedic kundali — every planet, sign, nakshatra and house — from real astronomy, the same calculations professional chart software uses. Don't know your birth time? A sunrise chart steps in, and the app says so honestly.
Your hand shows how you're built — that part never changes. Your chart shows the timing you were built for. PalmTara reads them together and tells you exactly which line or placement every sentence came from. If it couldn't see something, it says so instead of making it up.
What's inside
Hand type, finger ratios, thumb, and your four major lines — traced from your photo, with each insight labelled "measured" or "from your proportions". Honesty is the feature.
Your kundali drawn in classic South Indian style — all nine grahas, nakshatras, whole-sign houses, yogas and doshas with traditional remedies.
PremiumYour full Vimshottari dasha timeline — with your golden periods marked, your current phase explained, and the reason behind every rating.
PremiumCompare your chart with anyone's — one score as partners, another as friends, and the seven classical factors behind them, each explained in plain words. Their details are never stored.
PremiumDaily guidance seeded from your own hand and sky: lucky numbers, colours, your stone of the day, and which signs today's Moon favours around you. Unique combinations every day of the year.
A built-in assistant that answers from your reading and your placements — "what dasha am I in?", "which stone suits me?" — and politely refuses the questions no honest reader should answer.
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Privacy, by architecture
Not "we protect your data". Simpler than that: we never receive it.
Why PalmTara reads differently
Scan your palm twice and PalmTara tells you the same thing twice — because the reading is generated from measurements, not rolled from a bucket of fortunes. Cast your chart on any professional Vedic software and the placements will match ours. And when the camera can't see a line clearly, the app asks for a better photo or lets you place the line yourself — it never quietly invents one. That's the whole philosophy in one sentence: if it wasn't measured, it isn't in your reading.
Questions
Yes — one palm scan per day, your basic reading, and a daily card, free forever. Premium (weekly, monthly or yearly) unlocks unlimited scans, the full birth chart with dasha timeline and doshas, Sky Match, the assistant, and the complete daily suite.
No. All analysis runs on your phone. There is no server that receives your photos, your readings or your birth details — the app is built without one on purpose. See the privacy policy; it's short and written in plain language.
Tell the app, and it casts a sunrise chart: your planet placements stay solid, and anything that depends on the exact rising sign is softened and labelled as provisional — never presented as certain.
Real calculation. Your chart is computed from actual planetary positions with the Lahiri ayanamsa and whole-sign houses — the standard of Indian astrology. Check the placements against any professional kundali software; they'll agree.
No — and it will decline politely if you ask. Lifespan, health, fertility and other harmful predictions are permanently excluded from PalmTara, whatever old books claim. Readings are for reflection and entertainment, and the app says so on every reading it produces.
English at launch, worldwide, with birth-place support for cities across Pakistan, India, the Gulf, Europe, the Americas and beyond. More languages are on the roadmap.
PalmTara is in final preparation for Google Play. It launches free — your first reading costs nothing but thirty seconds.
