Guided, start to finish.
Felek guides every step and times the wait for you. Nothing to memorize, no expert to book.
A UNESCO-listed tradition
Your cup has
something to say.
Brew a Turkish coffee, drink it, and flip the cup. Felek reads what the grounds leave behind the way a Turkish grandmother would: plain, specific, no riddles. Your first reading is free.
Out now on Android. iPhone coming soon. 
Your first reading is free. No account needed.
How it works
Three steps, about ten minutes,
most of it spent drinking coffee.
- 01
Brew and sip.
Make a Turkish coffee, drink it down to the mud at the bottom, and hold your question in mind while you do.
- 02
Flip the cup.
Swirl what is left, turn the cup over onto the saucer, and let it cool. This is the part that does the work.
- 03
Snap and read.
Photograph the inside of your cup. Felek finds the shapes in the grounds and reads them back to you in a few minutes.
Every cup is different
No two readings the same.
What you get
A reading you can sit with.
Symbols that actually mean something.
A bird, a road, a key, a fish. Felek reads from a vocabulary of 85 traditional symbols, and you can browse the whole library in the app, with the history and sources behind it.
Every cup, remembered.
Readings save to your journal. Watch the symbols repeat and the story thicken, one cup at a time.
One reading, one price.
The first reading is free. When you want the full one, you buy that one reading. No monthly anything.
Inside the app
Made to be lingered over.
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The invitation
Your cup knows
A small ritual that opens the moment you arrive.
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The ritual
Let the grounds settle
Felek walks you through brew, flip and wait.
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Your reading
A reading for your cup
Literary, personal, a little cryptic.
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Each morning
What does the cup say tonight
One tap to begin, your last cup waiting.
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The symbols
Every symbol has a story
A bird, a road, a key. It tells you what each means.
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Your journal
Every cup, remembered
Watch the symbols repeat over time.
A real ritual, read honestly
The grounds have a language.
Reading coffee grounds has a name, tasseography, and a real language of symbols behind it. Felek treats it that way. You do the actual ritual yourself, then an AI trained to spot the shapes reads your cup and writes it up. We are honest about that part.
Think of it as a mirror with good lines, there for reflection and a little wonder.
What a reading actually sounds like
A heavy patch sits on the far side, opposite the handle. That is usually the one thing on your mind lately, a decision you are waiting on, or something parked in someone else's hands. It sits in one spot, not scattered, so it is a known problem, not chaos. Up the near side runs a clear, open channel: movement, a decision getting easier, maybe a small trip. And a little mark by the rim tends to mean news coming soon, probably from another person. The short version: you have carried one thing for a while, word arrives soon, and it is lighter than you expect.
Felek, reading a real cup.
What readers say
Cups, read and remembered.
- ★★★★★
I did not expect to feel anything. Then it described the exact thing I had been avoiding all week. Sat with my coffee a little longer than usual.
Elif K.on her morning cup
- ★★★★★
The ritual is the point. Brewing, flipping, waiting. By the time the reading came I had already slowed down. The words were just the bonus.
Marco D.three weeks in
- ★★★★★
I am a skeptic and I still open it most mornings. It reads like a good horoscope written just for that cup. Quietly addictive.
Priya S.recovering skeptic
- ★★★★★
Sent a reading to my sister and now we compare cups over text every morning. Did not see that coming from a coffee app.
Lena F.daily ritual
- ★★★★★
The writing is genuinely beautiful. Not the usual vague fortune stuff, it notices specific shapes and tells you a little story.
Tomas R.on the symbols
- ★★★★★
My grandmother used to read cups. This is not her, but it scratches the same itch, and it kept the part that matters: paying attention.
Aisha M.family tradition
Questions
Before you flip the cup.
Does it actually work?
It is built for reflection and entertainment. The fun is in what you notice when the cup gives you something to think about.
Do I have to believe in it?
No. Skeptics tend to enjoy it most. Read it as a story about your week and see what lands.
Do I need an account?
No. The free reading needs nothing. You can add an optional sign-in later if you want your journal to follow you across devices.
What does it cost?
Your first reading is free. After that a full reading is $4.99, and a personalized one that speaks to your name and your question costs a little more. You pay per reading, in your own currency, and the exact price shows in the app before you buy.
What happens to my photo?
It is used to read your cup, then deleted within 30 days. It is never sold or shared for ads, and you can delete your account and data any time.
Do I need special coffee?
Finely ground coffee and a small cup will do. Felek shows you how to brew and flip if it is your first time.
Is it just AI?
The reading is written by AI, and we say so plainly. You do the real ritual, the AI reads the cup.
Your cup is waiting.
One coffee, one photo, one reading. See what the grounds left behind.
Out now on Android. iPhone coming soon.
Your first reading is free.