Hastha is a palmistry app rooted in classical Indic tradition — Hast Samudrika Shastra, the Sanskrit-tradition study of the hand as a map of temperament.
Take a photo of your palm. Hastha identifies hand features — lines, mounts, and markings — and produces a structured reading that cites the classical texts it draws from: Hast Samudrika Shastra in the Indic tradition, alongside the public-domain Western synthesis of Cheiro (1894) and Benham (1900).
This is not a fortune-telling app. Hastha frames every reading as an interpretation of these traditional texts, designed as a prompt for atma-vichara— self-reflection — rather than a prediction of what will happen.
WHAT YOU GET
• A structured palm reading covering hand shape, primary lines (heart, head, life, fate), mounts, and notable markings
• Citations to specific passages in the classical corpus for every interpretation
• A stylized illustration generated from the features of your hand
• A compatibility analysis when you and a partner share your readings, exploring five traditional dimensions of temperament alignment
HOW CREDITS WORK
Hastha uses a single credit balance. 1 credit = ₹1. A palm reading costs 99 credits; a compatibility analysis costs 49 credits. Top up with one of three packs — ₹99, ₹399 (450 credits, 13% bonus), or ₹999 (1,200 credits, 20% bonus). Credits never expire.
YOUR PHOTO, YOUR DATA
Palm photos are automatically deleted from our servers within 24 hours of your reading being generated. We never share photos and never use them for any other purpose. You can delete your account and all associated data at any time from Settings.
A TRADITION, NOT A PREDICTION
The classical texts Hastha draws from describe the hand as reflective of inherent temperament — a map of disposition, not destiny. Readings are presented as interpretations of those traditions, with reflective questions at the end of each to support self-inquiry. They are not psychological assessments, medical guidance, or future predictions.
Built in India. Designed for reflection.
Indic palmistry — interpret your palm through classical Sanskrit tradition.