Launching today
Skycup
Coffee cup readings tied to your real birth chart
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Coffee cup readings tied to your real birth chart
1 follower
Photograph your coffee grounds or tea leaves. Skycup walks you through the ritual, pins every shape on your photo and reads it against your birth chart and the sky at the minute you sent the cup. Tap a shape for its meaning, keep a symbol dictionary, get a daily line on Today, read two cups together, open compatibility and love reports, or have a reading read aloud. Read it for fun and a little reflection, not as advice.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Ali, the developer of Skycup.
Where I grew up, after a Turkish coffee you turn the cup over, let it cool, and someone at the table reads the shapes in the grounds. A bird means news, a road means a change of direction. Nobody takes it as fact, but the conversation it starts is the point.
Skycup keeps that ritual and adds something real to it. The shapes are actually in your photo, pinned where they are. The sky is computed for your birth time and place, and for the minute you send the cup. The meanings come from the old tradition, and the app says so plainly: it's for fun and reflection, not for health, money or legal decisions.
What's inside: a step-by-step ritual guide, every shape pinned on your photo with its meaning, a symbol dictionary that grows with your cups, your birth sky on a 3D globe, a daily line on Today with what to lean into and what to skip, "Did it happen?" check-ins that notice symbols coming back, two cups read together, compatibility and love reports, and Read it to me for when you'd rather listen. New this month: hold your phone up to the sky and Skycup draws the Moon, planets and constellations where they really are, with a slider to see the sky at your birth or later tonight. The Your sky tab also shows what's overhead right now, where to look tonight (Moon, planets and the space station) and your chart's signature.
It's on iPhone now, and Android is coming next. One reading a week comes with a short ad. Credits and Skycup Plus cover more.
I'm curious: has anyone ever read your cup? What shape did they find?