Four hands, one spread

No. II · The Atlas of Us

Atlas of Us

A 120-page hardback about the two of you, with both your names on the cover. A full read on each of you first, then where you meet: what you are like in a good week, what happens in a bad one, and what to do about the argument you keep having. Six photos and a birthday each, about ten minutes.

120 pages · 297 × 210 mm · A4 landscape · one book for two

From …hardcover and layflat too

  • Do both of you in one go
  • No compatibility score
  • One book, both names

Look inside

Every page drawn for the two of you.

These are real pages, off a real copy. One name is drawn in solid copper and the other dashed, so you can tell at a glance which of you a line is about.

In the hand

One book, opened together.

It is wider than it is tall, so a spread opens flat between you on the table. Both your names are on the cover and the pages are the same deep navy as the Self.

Both your names on the cover
A page headed How to read this atlas, three columns of text on navy with copper headings
How the book asks to be read

The book in these films is the real one: that cover and those pages are what we print. The room and the person are made with AI, so nobody in them is a customer and none of it is a review. How we use AI.

What it is for

Why people buy it.

An anniversary present they keep

A hardback with both your names on the cover, made from your two birthdays and your four hands. It costs less than dinner out and it is still on the shelf in ten years.

The argument you keep having

Part six is called Repair. It reads how you two fight, what sets it off in each of you, and what tends to bring you back, written from both your charts rather than from general advice.

We do not score you

There is no compatibility percentage in here and nothing that tells you whether to stay. It reads each of you properly, then reads how the two of you work together. What you do with that is your business.

What's in it

Two people first,
then the pair.

It opens with a chapter on each of you, your palms and your chart, the same read you'd get if you came on your own. Then it puts you side by side.

You won't find a compatibility score in here. What you get is a really specific read on how you two work together, the easy bits and the tricky ones.

  1. Two people first

    Ten-odd pages on each of you, your hands and your chart.

  2. Where you meet

    How your elements mix, plus your Western and Eastern signs side by side.

  3. Two skies

    Your two birth charts on top of each other, so you can see where your planets meet and where you land in each other's chart.

  4. Four hands

    All four palms next to each other, the shape of each hand first and then the lines.

  5. The roadmap

    The real-life stuff, read from both your charts at once.

    MoneyFamilyDesire & romanceShared purpose

  6. Repair

    How you two fight, and how you find your way back to each other.

  7. The living Atlas of Us

    Things to actually do together: a seven-day practice, a thirty-day follow-up, and a map of the years ahead from both your charts.

  8. A philosophy of Us

    A short closing essay about the two of you, and a few maxims worth keeping.

How it works

Ten minutes each, then it's on us.

  1. 01

    Order

    Pick the ebook, the hardcover or the layflat and check out.

  2. 02

    Add you both

    Six photos each (both palms, each hand from the side, a selfie and one eye), a quick question about how you recharge, and your birth details. Do both of you yourself, or send your partner a link to do theirs on their phone.

  3. 03

    We make it

    We read you both and write the book. We check it over, then we print it and post it, or send the file if you went for the ebook.

Your edition

What you get for it.

Two full readings, one each, the same depth you'd get on your own. Then your two charts on one wheel, all four palms side by side, and chapters on money, family, desire and repair. A hundred and twenty pages about the two of you, in one book, printed to order.

The hardcover is the classic. The layflat opens right out, which suits the big two-page charts. There's an ebook if you'd rather read on screen.

Questions

Good to know

Can I fill in my partner's details?

Yep. Add theirs straight after yours and you're both done in one go. Or send them a link so they can do their own on their phone. Your call.

Do we need our birth times?

It helps, but it's not essential. Give us your best guess or leave it blank, and the book works around it.

What photos do you need?

Six each, all on your phone: both palms, each hand from the side, a selfie and one eye. We check each one as you add it.

Where do our photos go?

Your photos are only used to make your book. To read your palm lines, your eyes and the sides of your hands, we send those photos to Claude, an AI service made by Anthropic, and only for each of you who ticks the box that says so. We don't publish them, we don't train anything on them, and one email gets them deleted. More on where your photos go.

Is there a compatibility score?

No. You get a really specific read on how you two work, the easy bits and the tricky ones, and it never tells you whether to stay together.

How long does it take?

About ten minutes each to add your details. Then we make and print your book to order and let you know when it's on its way. The ebook comes as a file. Working to a date? Email hello@atlasandguide.com first.

Is it written by AI?

Partly. AI helps us write it, working from a big library of palmistry and astrology we've put together and checked. It's for fun and reflection, not relationship, medical or legal advice. More on how we use AI.

The Atlas of Us

A book about the two of you.

From …, and it's both of you in one book.

Made with help from AI. For fun and reflection, not professional advice.