Hasta
One photo of your palm. A reading of the lines that are actually there.

✦ Introduction
Hasta reads your palm from a single photo. Open hand, soft light, one photo: that is the whole ritual. Your reading covers the major lines, the mounts, your thumb and fingers, and what all of it does at work and under pressure. Every claim carries the source it came from. It arrives as a manuscript: the five things your hand says loudest, your palm in one sentence, and the record of what was read are open in full. The complete manuscript adds every major line, the mounts and marks, your thumb and fingers, what to do next, and a ledger and PDF you keep. Both hands are read: the hand you arrived with and the hand you are building, as Samudrika Shastra, the Chinese school and Benham's Western laws all advise. Saath reads two people side by side: each on their own terms first, then the thing between you. No score, no percentage, no forecast, nothing about marriage or children. Before reading a single palm, Hasta compiled a canon from three traditions (including Benham's The Laws of Scientific Hand Reading, K.C. Sen's Hast Samudrika Shastra and the Garuda Purana), and every reading tells you which book said so. Free reading; the full manuscript is a paid upgrade.