Tea leaf reading
Finish your coffee or tea, swirl the cup and photograph the bottom. Tasseography finds shapes in the residue and gives them meaning.
Tip: ground coffee or loose-leaf tea, a light-coloured cup, photo from above.
How it works
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Finish your cup and photograph the bottom
Unfiltered coffee or tea. Turn the cup three times, tip it for a moment and photograph the leaves in good light.
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Ocluna looks for the symbols
The AI recognises shapes (bird, ring, path, key...) and their position in the cup, as tasseography does.
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Your cup reading
The main symbol free. The others and the full story unlock with stars or the report.
What you get
Free, instantly
The dominant symbol in your cup and what the tradition associates with it.
Full report
- All the symbols found and their position
- The story that links the symbols
- Advice for the coming days
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Start the pathThe 16 symbols of the cup
What tradition associates with each shape appearing in the residue.
Bird
Tradition associates the bird with news on its way and with the lightness of those who dare to fly. It invites you to lift your gaze and listen to the messages arriving from outside and from within.
Ship
Tradition associates the ship with crossings, arrivals and the possibility of a new shore. It invites you to ask yourself what you are willing to leave at the harbour in order to sail towards the new.
Road
Tradition associates the road with a decision waiting to be made and with several routes open before you. It invites you to choose with a calm heart, knowing that every path teaches something different.
Mountain
Tradition associates the mountain with a challenge worth taking and with the wide view earned by climbing. It invites you to move forward step by step and to celebrate every stretch you cover.
Heart
Tradition associates the heart with growing affection and with openness to giving and receiving. It invites you to look at your bonds with generosity and to express what you feel without detours.
Ring
Tradition associates the ring with commitments, alliances and cycles that close in a circle. It invites you to consider which promises you want to renew, with yourself and with others.
Flower
Tradition associates the flower with beauty that blossoms when tended and with small everyday joys. It invites you to water what is already growing in your emotional life.
House
Tradition associates the house with home, emotional security and the roots that hold you. It invites you to ask yourself where you feel at home, and with whom.
Tree
Tradition associates the tree with patient growth that sets roots before bearing fruit. It invites you to trust your process, even if the results take time to show.
Key
Tradition associates the key with a door opening and with understanding that arrives at just the right moment. It invites you to notice which resource, idea or person might open a new space for you.
Star
Tradition associates the star with hope, inspiration and a guide that orients you through the night. It invites you to remember what lights you up and to follow that light with perseverance.
Sun
Tradition associates the sun with joy, clarity and the energy that ripens what has been sown. It invites you to step into the light with what you have created and to allow yourself to enjoy your achievements.
Snake
Tradition associates the snake with transformation, wisdom and the skin left behind in order to renew itself. It invites you to release what no longer fits you and to trust your ability to be reborn.
Moon
Tradition associates the moon with cycles, intuition and what changes while remaining itself. It invites you to accept your own phases and to listen to what your inner self whispers.
Cat
Tradition associates the cat with independence, mystery and the ability to move quietly through change. It invites you to trust your instinct and to save your energy for what truly matters to you.
Letter
Tradition associates the letter with a message waiting to be read or a conversation still pending. It invites you to say what you have long kept quiet and to open up to what others want to tell you.
Frequently asked questions
Does any coffee or tea work?
Turkish or boiled coffee and loose-leaf tea work best: they leave grounds with shapes. Capsules and tea bags leave almost nothing.
What is tasseography?
The traditional art of reading the leaves in the cup: each shape is read as a symbol and its position (rim, middle, bottom) as its timing.
Is the photo stored?
No. It is analysed in memory and deleted when done.
This reading is symbolic self-knowledge and entertainment content based on folk traditions. It does not predict the future, is not medical, legal or financial advice, and does not replace qualified professionals.