Client information
Every numerology value below is derived mathematically from these fields. Name and date of birth are required.
Client signature
PNG, JPG, JPEG or WEBP up to 20 MB. Scan or photograph on plain white paper for the truest reading.
Preprocessing pipeline
Every measurement is taken from the maps produced by these steps.
Processed stages
Binary, skeleton and contour maps drive every measurement.
Shape measurements
Every geometric property extracted from the ink, with its measured value and the value recommended for a supportive signature. Colour bar: green — within range, amber — borderline, red — corrective action required.
OCR reading
Tesseract runs in the browser. Stylised signatures usually score low — that is expected, not a fault.
Core numbers
Chaldean values for names, Pythagorean shown alongside. All figures are computed in code — no AI, no estimation.
Lo Shu grid
Built from the digits of the date of birth, with the Driver and the Conductor added.
Number relations
Driver (Moolank) is the day of birth. Conductor (Bhagyank) is the whole date reduced.
Current cycle & remedies
Where the client stands in the nine-year cycle right now, what that year asks of them, and the remedies that follow from the Driver, the Conductor and the missing numbers of the grid.
Compatibility engine
Each pair is scored on the Vedic planetary friendship table: same 100, friendly 85, neutral 60, inimical 30.
Compatibility profile
Nine-year personal cycle
How each coming personal year sits with the signature number — useful for timing a signature change.
Overall
Index panel — 12 indices + overall
Each index carries a tag showing what it is computed from: Pattern the measured signature geometry only, Numbers the Driver (Moolank) and Conductor (Bhagyank) only, Both geometry weighted against the numbers. The overall score is the thirteenth figure — the twelve indices weighted by the client's stated purpose.
Signature radar
Signature improvement plan
Each correction is opened out into a full brief — what was measured, what it means, how it sits against the Driver and the Conductor, the exact geometry to draw, how to practise it, and how to check that it has been done. No instruction is left as a one-line comment.
Keep as it is
Strengths worth protecting when the signature is redrawn.
- Redraw the corrected signature 108 times a day for 21 days.
- Use blue or black ink only; never red, never green.
- Sign on a clean, unruled sheet at a steady speed.
- Once fixed, use the same form on every document.
Annotated signature — what is wrong and where
Every mark below is anchored to the ink it refers to. Red — remove or reduce. Green — grow, raise or add. Blue — measured geometry (base line, slant). Amber — attention zone. Each mark is numbered and repeated in the register underneath with the exact corrective action.
Suggested signature pattern
A drawn model of the corrected form, built from this client's own measurements and numbers. The dashed grey line is the present base line; the solid line is the target. Practise on top of this shape.
Where the ink sits
Distribution of ink mass across the four quadrants — the balance of thought, action, ambition and reserve.
Index ranking
Strongest to weakest, so the consultation can start where it matters.
Full measurement register
Every parameter, what it actually means, the value measured on this signature, the value recommended for a supportive signature, and whether corrective action is required. Rows marked Correct are the ones to work on first.
Client report
A branded, multi-page PDF: cover, client sheet, signature plates, measurements, OCR, numerology, compatibility, markup, before/after, scores, remedies, disclaimer.