FAQ
Questions people actually ask
I do not know what time I was born. Is it still worth it?
Yes, with one honest caveat. Your Sun, your Moon and the planets come from the date, and that is most of the reading. Your rising sign and the houses need the hour, so we leave those sections out entirely rather than guessing — an hour either way genuinely changes the answer. If you find the time later, add it and those sections fill in.
How accurate is the calculation?
The astronomy is accurate to about a minute of arc, and the time conversion uses the historical time zone database, including daylight saving rules that have changed over the decades. The arithmetic is not the uncertain part of astrology.
Is this going to predict my future?
No, and that is deliberate. Astrala describes tendencies — how you tend to decide, rest, attach and work. It will not tell you that something will happen on a date, and it will not make claims about your health, your money or anyone else's intentions.
What does it cost?
$0.99 for the first three days, then $39.99 every three months unless you cancel. The renewal date and amount are shown before you pay and emailed to you afterwards. See pricing.
How do I cancel?
Two taps in your account, no email or phone call needed. Full instructions on the cancellation page.
Do I get anything to keep?
Your full reading arrives as a PDF by email. That file is yours whether or not you stay subscribed.
What do you do with my birth details?
We use them to calculate your chart and nothing else. We do not sell them. You can export or delete everything from your account, and deletion means the records are actually removed.
Are the readings written by a person?
The calculations are astronomical. The interpretations are written from a library of text that maps each placement to plain language, assembled for your specific chart. There is no astrologer reading your details, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.