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Your reviews are fake. You use the same keywords in all your five star reviews such as “accurate, character, palmistry, biorhythms” etc. normal people don’t talk like that. They are also free of any typos and the name of your app is always capitalized. 99% of people would not take the time to capitalize the worse sense nor does autocorrect do it. On top of your FAKE REVIEWS it is NOT FREE at all. It wouldn’t even let me do anything without agreeing to pay $20 a month!!! This fact which further proves your reviews are fake because not a single one of your good reviews mentions having to pay for it. The not good reviews mention varying price points none of which I was offered. Because I read reviews before downloading I know that you charge even after cancelling the service so unfortunately for you, you won’t be getting my money or the money of anyone who reads this review.

Scan feature is very buggy which leads to inaccurate results. The automatic flashlight(can’t even turn it off) when scanning hands makes a glare on the hands and fingers, making them look white on the screen. And this is when I follow the directions of putting my hand in front of a dark background at a good distance and making sure the camera gets a clean shot of my lines. Plus, the forks, parallels, etc located on the hand lines are inaccurate, and every time you rescan, it comes with other different and inaccurate results that has different locations of where your forks/etc lines on your main lines are.

What a bizarre app! The stock photos of prepackaged white raced, heteronormative, nuclear family happiness are flashed across the screen while you’re sitting there legitimately wanting to understand the lines on your hand. It’s leaves an empty feeling as the “stories” of your supposed life get flashed into the screen. The sentences these stories make are poorly formed making me wonder if the app developer speaks English. The app does not tell you about yourself, instead it leaves you hanging and flashes other peoples profiles with whom you can develop relationships with. The “stories” about yourself don’t say much, it really seems more like an advertisement to get you on the hook to stay as a subscriber.