Loading…
CompareOpen in Google Play
This app isn't in any of our charts yet.
Your reading is now a full fortune reading. It opens with who you are and when your luck rises, gives your fortune in youth, midlife and later life, and adds a fortune to each of the twelve palaces.
Korean face reading from one photo: who you are and your fortune, part by part.
Gwansang is Korean face reading. For centuries, Korean face readers have looked at the proportions of a face and tied each part of it to a part of life: the nose to money, the forehead to career, the brows to brothers, sisters and friends. This app measures those parts from one photo of your face and reads your fortune from them, the way a face reader would. ■ What you get • An overall reading, told the way a face reader tells it: who you are, when your luck rises, and what stands out in your face • Your face in three zones, hairline to chin, and your fortune in youth, midlife and later life • Twelve palaces, such as Wealth, Career, Marriage, Health and Travel, each read from one part of your face, each with its own fortune and the ages it speaks to • For every palace, the plain measurement ("the gap between your brows is 1.17 eye widths"), how it compares with real faces, and what the old texts say about that shape ■ See exactly what was measured Lines are drawn on your photo at your hairline, brows, the bottom of your nose and your chin, so you can check for yourself where the app measured. ■ Same photo, same result There is no randomness and no server. Run the same photo again and you get the same numbers. ■ It tells you when a photo won't work A tilted head or a big smile would measure the angle or the expression instead of your face. When that happens the app says what to fix, for example "tilted 17.6 degrees, up to 8 allowed", and you try again. ■ Your photo stays on your phone Everything runs on your phone, even in airplane mode. Nothing is uploaded. ■ Compare over time Save your readings and compare any two to see what changed. ■ One small ad, after your reading A single banner sits at the bottom of your reading. There are no ads when the app opens, none before your result, and nothing is locked behind an ad. Your photo and your measurements are never sent with the ad request. ■ For fun and for culture Gwansang is a divination tradition from Joseon-era Korea, handed down through a classic manual called the Maui Sangbeop. This app shows how that tradition reads each part of a face, next to the measurements. It does not claim that a face reveals character or the future. Enjoy it as entertainment and as a window into Korean culture. ■ Languages English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.