Auguria: Palm Reading, Tarot and Birth Chart App
You are holding a question. Give it somewhere to go.
Auguria is a palm reading, tarot and astrology app for the question you have not said out loud yet: a palm reading from a photo of your own hand, a tarot spread you draw yourself, a daily horoscope written for today's sky, a birth chart drawn from the sky you were born under, or a coffee cup reading from the cup you just finished, each saved in a journal that notices what keeps coming back.
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A palm reading from your own hand, not a stock diagram
Take a photo and watch your palm lines traced on your actual hand: your iPhone finds the heart, head, life and fate lines in the creases it can see, and draws one too faint to follow as a dashed guide. Then an AI service writes your ai palm reading from the photo: palmistry read from you, in words you can sit with. If you ever wanted a palm reader app, or a hand reading, that takes your hand seriously, start here: the palm scanner works with any clear photo of an open palm.
Tarot cards you draw yourself, for the question on your mind
Shuffle the whole tarot deck and draw the tarot spread your question needs: a yes or no tarot for the decision you keep circling, a past, present and future tarot reading for the whole shape of it, a love tarot for the person on your mind, or a work spread for tomorrow. Every tarot card reading explains the cards it drew, so you leave with the meaning, not just the picture.
A card of the day and a daily horoscope, your quiet morning ritual
The card of the day is a small daily tarot ritual with a home screen widget and a streak that rewards showing up. Beside it, your daily horoscope starts from the real sky: the Moon's sign and phase, the Sun's sign and any planet in retrograde, worked out for today, then written by AI for your zodiac sign. A love horoscope for the heart, a nudge for the workday, and a lucky number and color to carry with you, for all twelve zodiac signs.
A birth chart that finally feels like you, and the compatibility to go with it
Enter the day, time and place you were born and watch your natal chart draw itself: your sun sign, the star sign you already know, your moon sign and rising sign, every planet in its house, the aspects between them and the balance of your elements. Your birth chart reading turns that astrology chart into a portrait of who you are. Then add someone you love. Zodiac compatibility lays their chart over yours, the synastry astrologers have always read, and turns it into a compatibility test you can actually talk about: love and attraction, how you talk, how you last. Astrology that is finally about the two of you, and love compatibility with room for both your stories.
A coffee cup reading from the grounds you just finished
Finish your turkish coffee, turn the cup over, take a photo. Auguria reads the shapes rim to bottom, like a coffee reading at the kitchen table, and names each symbol. Prefer tea? Tea leaf reading works the same way with the leaves left in your cup. Tasseography, the old cup reading after a shared drink, now fits in your pocket.
A journal that remembers what keeps coming back
Every reading is saved with your notes, and the recurring signs across weeks finally get your attention. The Learn tab holds all 78 tarot card meanings, upright and reversed, a symbol atlas for the cup, a guide to the palm lines and a daily quiz.
A question you have not said out loud yet, and a wish to sit with it for a moment.
A palm, tarot, horoscope, birth chart or coffee cup reading in words you can sit with, kept in a journal that notices recurring signs.
What Auguria changes about the question you carry.
The lines on the photo are yours, not a diagram from a book.
One card with the morning coffee becomes a quiet minute you look forward to.
The decision you kept circling finally has a card to argue with.
The horoscope names the Moon you will actually see tonight.
The compatibility you kept arguing about finally has two charts to look at.
The cup you just turned over becomes the best conversation at the table.
The sign that keeps coming back stops slipping past you.
The question you have been carrying could have somewhere to go tonight.
A mirror for your own thinking, not a prediction.
Readings for reflection
Readings are for reflection and entertainment. They give words to what you are already weighing; they do not claim to see the future.
One photo, used once
To write a reading, the photo of your palm or your cup goes once, after you agree, through our reading service to an AI service, and our server does not keep it. For a horoscope or a birth chart, your iPhone works out the sky and the chart itself and sends only those placements.
Your journal stays on your phone
Every reading, note, birth chart and streak is stored on your device, with nothing to sign up for.
For the question you keep circling.
What Auguria does
A palm reading from a photo of your own hand, tarot cards you draw yourself, a daily horoscope, a birth chart and a coffee cup reading, kept in a journal that remembers.
You are carrying a question you have not said out loud yet. Auguria gives it somewhere to go: a palm reading from a photo of your own hand, tarot cards you draw yourself, a daily horoscope for your zodiac sign, a birth chart drawn from the sky you were born under, or a coffee cup reading from the cup you just finished. Every reading stays in a journal that notices what keeps coming back.
Palm reading from your own hand
Take a photo and watch your palm lines traced on your actual hand, not a stock diagram: your iPhone finds the heart, head, life and fate lines in the creases it can see, and draws one too faint to follow as a dashed guide. Then an AI service (Google Gemini) writes your ai palm reading from the photo: palmistry read from you, in words you can sit with. If you ever wanted a palm reader app that takes your hand seriously, start here. Any clear photo of an open palm works with the palm scanner for a hand reading.
Tarot cards you draw yourself
Shuffle the whole tarot deck and draw the tarot spread your question needs: a yes or no tarot for the decision you keep circling, past, present and future for the whole shape of it, a love tarot for the person on your mind, or a work spread for tomorrow. The card of the day is a small daily tarot ritual, with a widget and a streak that reward showing up. Every tarot reading explains the cards it drew, so each tarot card reading leaves you with the meaning, not just the picture.
Your daily horoscope, written for today's sky
Pick your zodiac sign and feel ready for whatever today brings in love, work and mood. Your daily horoscope starts from the real sky: the Moon's sign and phase, the Sun's sign and any planet in retrograde, worked out for today. A love horoscope for the heart, a nudge for the workday, and a lucky number and color to carry with you. All twelve zodiac signs, every morning.
Birth chart and zodiac compatibility
Enter the day, time and place you were born and watch your natal chart draw itself: your sun sign, the star sign you already know, your moon sign and rising sign, every planet in its house, the aspects between them and the balance of your elements. Your birth chart reading turns that astrology chart into a portrait of who you are. Then add someone you love. Zodiac compatibility lays their chart over yours, the synastry astrologers have always read, and turns it into a compatibility test you can actually talk about: love and attraction, how you talk, how you last over time. Astrology that finally feels like it is about the two of you, and love compatibility with room for both your stories.
Coffee cup and tea leaf reading
Finish your Turkish coffee, turn the cup over, take a photo. Auguria reads the shapes from rim to bottom, like a coffee cup reading at the kitchen table, and names every symbol it finds. Prefer tea? Tea leaf reading works the same way with the leaves left in your cup. Tasseography, the old cup reading after a shared drink, and the warm coffee reading your grandmother knew, now fit in your pocket.
A journal that remembers
Every reading is saved with your notes, and the signs that keep returning across weeks finally get your attention.
Learn the language
The Learn tab holds all 78 tarot card meanings, upright and reversed, a symbol atlas for the cup, a guide to the palm lines and a daily quiz.
Voices and friends
Every reading is written by AI in the voice you choose: Rose is warm, Jess is direct, Celeste is poetic. Draw for a friend by first name and send the reading as a share card that looks as good as it feels.
Good to know
Readings are for reflection and entertainment: a mirror for your own thinking, not a prediction.
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Straight answers.
Does Auguria predict the future?
No. Readings are for reflection and entertainment: a mirror for your own thinking, not a prediction.
How does the palm reading work?
Take a photo of your open palm. Your iPhone finds the hand and traces the heart, head, life and fate lines in the creases it can see, drawing a line too faint to follow as a dashed guide. Then, after you agree, the photo goes once to an AI service that writes your reading.
Which tarot spreads can I draw?
A yes or no spread, past, present and future, a love spread and a work spread, plus a card of the day with its own widget.
How is the daily horoscope written?
From today's real sky. Your iPhone works out the Moon's sign and phase, the Sun's sign and any retrograde planet for the day, and an AI service writes the horoscope for your zodiac sign from those details.
What do I need for a birth chart?
Your birth date, and if you know them, your birth time and place. With the time, Auguria finds your rising sign and houses; without it, the chart still shows your sun sign, your moon sign and every planet.
Who writes the readings?
An AI service writes every reading, in the voice you choose: Rose is warm, Jess is direct, Celeste is poetic. You can also draw for a friend by first name and send the reading as a share card.
Does my photo leave my phone?
Once, for the reading it was taken for, and only after you agree on the consent screen. The photo goes over an encrypted connection through our server to the AI service that writes the reading, Google Gemini, and our server does not keep it. Your journal and the text of every reading stay on your iPhone.
Do I need an account?
No. There is nothing to sign up for. Open the app and ask your question.
Give the question somewhere to go.
A photo of your hand tonight, a card and a horoscope with your coffee tomorrow.
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