Madame Manu Support

My reading says a line is faint or "the light hid" it

Palm lines are fine creases, and flat or harsh light hides them. Face a window or a soft lamp, keep the flash off, hold your palm flat with your fingers slightly spread, and fill the outline. Then try again.

It says I'm born with the wrong hand

The hand you don't write with shows what you were born with; the hand you write with shows what you've made of it. Check the line at the top of your reading. If your handedness is wrong, tap Change and it re-reads the same photos.

"We couldn't find a hand"

Make sure your whole palm and a little of your wrist are in the photo, palm facing the camera, fingers pointing up.

I don't know my birth time

Tick I don't know my birth time. You'll get your Sun sign and planets. Your rising sign and the map need the exact time, because they change by the hour. Your birth certificate usually has it.

A new version is ready

When the app shows "A new version is ready," tap it to refresh. It takes a second.

Privacy

Your hand photos are read on your phone and never leave it. Your birth details are used only to calculate your map and are not stored. See the Privacy Policy and the Biometric and Health Data Policy.

Is this real?

Madame Manu measures your hand and traces its lines, then shows what the classic palmistry books (Cheiro and Saint-Germain) say about what it found, including the unflattering parts. Star maps use real planet positions for your birth moment. Palmistry and astrology are traditions, not sciences: readings are for entertainment.