AI coffee ground reading

See what your last sip left behind.

Photograph the inside of your finished cup. We will look for shapes and patterns, then offer a reflective reading in moments.

Before you upload

Best with settled coffee grounds

Turkish coffee and other unfiltered cups work best. Filter coffee or a cup with liquid left in it usually does not show enough grounds to read.

A cup with visible settled coffee grounds beside a cup with liquid coffee and no readable grounds
Good: cup walls and base visibleSkip: liquid, glare, or no grounds
1. FinishLeave the grounds
2. LightAvoid glare
3. FrameFill the photo
Compressed firstPhoto optimized on device
Honest AIGenerated, not foretold
First cup free1 free reading daily
The tradition

Five centuries, one cup

Reading coffee grounds grew up with the coffee houses of the Ottoman world, and Turkish coffee culture is inscribed on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list. The reading traditionally follows a small ritual:

  1. Drink & wishSip to the edge of the grounds, then hold a quiet wish.
  2. Cover & turnPlace the saucer over the cup and turn them over together.
  3. Cool & settleLet the cup cool while the grounds settle.
  4. ReadTurn the cup back and read the shapes — where they sit tells when.

Position is part of the meaning: the rim speaks of now, the base of what is far, the handle of your side of the story. Add side views after your photo to let the reader see them.

In beta — included

Turkish Traditional Mode

The full ritual, guided: drink and wish, turn the cup, let it cool, then photograph the cup and saucer — before reading them together in the storyteller voice of the old coffee houses.

  • Step-by-step cup-turning ritual guide
  • Cup wall and saucer read together
  • Traditional storytelling tone
Included

Included with your readings during the beta — no extra charge, no checkout.

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