PalmSays starts with a photo of your own hand. Its AI traces the heart, head, life and fate lines on the image so you can see which lines the reading refers to. It also describes hand shape, fingers and mounts, and says when a line is unclear. The reading draws on traditional palmistry books, with sources for the meanings, and is available in English and Hindi.
The report covers Love & Relationships, Career & Money, Personality and Life Direction, with a downloadable PDF. Alongside the reading, PalmSays has guides to individual palm lines and free photo tools for checking image quality, measuring hand shape and fingers, and comparing your left and right hands. These separate photo tools run on your device.
You can take two free readings after signing in with Google or email. Both currently include all four report sections and need no card. Further readings are sold in one-time packs without automatic renewal. The website works without an installation; the Android app is coming soon. PalmSays treats palmistry as reflection and entertainment rather than prediction.
