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Astrology · Tarot · Palm readings · Portraits

Astrology, tarot, palm readings and portraits worked out from where the planets actually are and what you actually answer, not from a paragraph written last month for everybody who shares your star sign.

  • Real sky positions
  • Built from your answers
  • No account needed
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Dream Reading

Tell it what you dreamt, then choose whose tradition reads it: Thai, Chinese, Islamic or Hindu. Four of the oldest systems for reading a dream, and four different answers to the same night.

How it works

A reading of your own in four steps, and most of them are one answer.

1. ChoosePick a reading. Ten of them run all the way through for nothing.
2. Add detailsA birth date, a question, or a photograph of your hand. Never an account.
3. Get your readingComputed in this page, in a few seconds, from the real sky.
4. Come backThe sky moves. Most of these say something different tomorrow.

Real insights, for a more meaningful you

Ancient wisdom for modern life.

HalfKnown works the old methods properly: the actual positions of the planets at the minute you were born, the cards you actually drew, the creases actually on your hand. Nothing is a prediction, and every page says so.

Start your journey

Find out what today actually says.

Your horoscope for today, worked out from where the planets are this minute. Free, no account, about a minute.

Open beta. Every reading is free while the site is new, including the ones that will be paid later. Nothing here asks for a card.

One drawing with both of you in it, built from seven questions about them and four about you.

What it actually draws

A single image with two people in it, made from your answers. No photographs, nothing to upload, no account. The same seven questions as the solo portrait about who you are drawn to, and then four about you, because a drawing of a pair is not two portraits side by side.

The output is one picture of the two of you together rather than a composite. That is the whole difference, and it is the reason the questions about you are not optional.

Why it asks about you as well

People describe the person they want in enormous detail and themselves in about four words. Watching which four you pick is the part of this worth paying attention to.

The gap between how you describe them and how you describe yourself is usually where the pattern is. If the person you describe would not look twice at the person you describe yourself as, that is information, and it arrives before any drawing does.

What it is not

It is not a picture of somebody real, and it does not claim to be. Nothing can draw a person you have not met.

What it can do is put the pairing in front of you as an image rather than as a feeling, which is harder to look away from than a paragraph.

Questions

Do I have to upload a photograph?
No. It draws from your answers and nothing is sent. If you would rather be drawn as you are you can take one photo instead, and that screen says plainly that it is sent once to make the drawing and never kept.
Can I use it for somebody I am already with?
Yes, and a lot of people do. Answering it about a real partner tends to describe how you see them rather than how they are, which is its own kind of useful.
Does it need birth details?
No. This one is built entirely from the eleven answers.
How is it different from the Soulmate Portrait?
The solo portrait draws one person. This draws both of you in one picture, and asks four extra questions about you to do it.

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