Everything people ask before they trust this.

No, but it changes what can be computed. With an exact time you get a rising sign and a complete set of four pillars.

With only a part of the day — morning, afternoon, evening or night — the moon still lands in the right sign, because the moon moves about thirteen degrees a day. What a six-hour window cannot give is a rising sign, which turns over every couple of hours, or the hour pillar.

With no time at all, the reading says so on the page rather than quietly filling in an average.

The city sets the time zone and the angle of the sky, so a nearby city in the same region is usually close enough. A few miles change nothing in the chart.

If you are choosing between two places in different time zones, pick the one you were told first, and draw it again later if you find out otherwise.

The positions are real. The sun, moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn — and, when we have an exact birth time, the degree that was rising — are computed from an open-source ephemeris, the same kind of table astronomers use. The transits and moon phases in your next thirty days come out with real dates.

What anyone makes of those positions is interpretation. The method page says plainly what each system does and what it cannot do.

The arithmetic is ours: an engine computes the chart, the pillars, the numbers and the balance of the seven centers.

The sentences are written by a language model working from those numbers, inside hard limits. It cannot invent a date, it cannot change which energy your chart converges on, and every line is checked before it reaches you. A line that fails the check is replaced by the written-in-advance version of that line.

Messages to the Oracle are different: those are answered by a person.

No. A reading is a reflection tool, for entertainment and inspiration only. It is not medical, psychological, legal or financial advice, and it is not a diagnosis or a treatment plan of any kind.

If you are in crisis, please reach someone who can help right now — in the United States, call or text 988, at any hour.

The full statement is the first thing on the method page →

Because a chart read out loud to someone in the middle of a breakup is not the same reading as one read to someone three weeks into a new job.

Four of those questions shape the voice of the reading and the section about where you are standing. The fifth — the change you want to see in three months — carries real weight in the arithmetic, the same weight as the area you chose to focus on.

Yes. Every date comes from the engine — the exact days transits land, and every new moon, full moon and quarter moon in your next thirty days.

The part of the reading that is written for you is not allowed to produce a date of its own. A line carrying a date we did not compute is thrown away before you ever see it, because a made-up date reads exactly as well as a real one, which is precisely the problem.

They come from BaZi, the Chinese four-pillars system. Your birth moment becomes four pillars of stems and branches, and those pillars are weighed across wood, fire, earth, metal and water to find which element runs strongest, which runs thinnest, and which is missing from your chart entirely.

They are here because they keep arriving at the same answer as the birth chart by a completely different route. When two systems that share no history point at the same thin spot, that agreement is worth more than either of them saying it alone.

Yes, and you do not have to ask us. Sign in, open your account page, and delete it. That removes your profile, your readings, your share cards and anything you wrote to the Oracle, and it cannot be undone.

A reading nobody has saved is deleted automatically after 30 days.

It never goes into a web address, and it is not written to our server logs. What we keep next to your reading is a hash of it rather than the text, unless you save the reading to an account — then it is stored, so that it can be read and answered.

If what you write signals self-harm or abuse, we show you support resources instead, and that text is not sent to the model that writes your reading.

Yes, two ways. The reading's own link opens the whole thing, and holds no name or birth date; send it to whom you like and to nobody else.

The share card is a separate link built for sending: your first name, your identity card and the energy you are short on. Your birth date and your full name are not on it.

In one click, from your account page. It opens Stripe's own portal, and cancelling there takes a single press.

It takes effect immediately, and your membership stays usable until the end of the period you already paid for. No phone call, no retention offer, no maze.