Your chart. Your choices.
Birth dates, times and places can be personal information. This notice explains how the service uses them and the choices available to you. It should be read with the service terms and the in-account consent notice.
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An initial chart can be generated without an account. Current birth details may be held in your browser tab and in the service's temporary calculation cache. Signing in saves your verified Google identifier, name and email so the service can manage your account.
With permission, the database stores saved birth details and calculation settings, questions and readings, daily usage, sign-in dates and counts, relevant account activity and a history of purchased-credit adjustments. These support restored charts, allowances, payment reconciliation and your account history; they do not enroll you in marketing.
Use another person's birth details only with their permission. Saved account data remains until you delete it, subject to the limited payment and backup retention described below.
AI and payment providers
A personal reading is written on this service from the calculated chart and your question. The question is not sent to an external model. Account email, Google identifier, birth name and birthplace stay in your account. Any personal information you type remains in the conversation stored for your account. Removing those direct identifiers does not make a personal reading anonymous.
Questions and readings are stored in the account. They are not sent to a model provider for the answer. This notice does not describe a third-party model retention period because that call is not made.
Razorpay processes checkout under its own policies. The service stores transaction references, amount, method, confirmation and refund state. It does not store card numbers, UPI IDs, UPI PINs or bank login details.
Optional product analytics and referral attribution
Optional product analytics is disabled by default and requires your separate opt-in, even when the operator enables the feature. It uses a random first-party browser identifier in an HttpOnly cookie to record allowlisted usage events, such as generating a chart or opening a tool. If you are signed in, that identifier can be associated with your account. Event fields exclude birth details, chart contents, chat text, email and payment secrets.
The configured measurement period is shown when you choose. It defaults to 30 days and can be set by the operator from 1 to 90 days. Increasing the setting does not automatically extend an existing identifier or its consent. Expired identifiers are excluded from measurement; bounded cleanup removes expired records in batches, and a backlog can delay physical deletion. Account, payment and restricted backup records have separate retention rules.
Use Privacy choices in the footer and choose Only essential to stop new measurement and request deletion of the current browser identifier, its events and associated voluntary referral attribution. If the server is unreachable, measurement stops locally and the deletion request must be retried. Other devices and earlier identifiers cleared at sign-out are not automatically included in this browser request; account deletion removes analytics still linked to the account, and remaining unlinked identifiers expire under their original retention. Restricted backups remain subject to the operator's backup schedule.
Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals override optional analytics permission. Referral attribution requires optional consent and verified account milestones. A referral code does not promise a reward, and the inviter receives aggregate counts rather than your chart, contact details or conversation.
Sharing only what you choose
A public share is created only after an explicit action and contains the selected supported insight. It must not include full birth details, exact birth location, private chat history or account information. Public links use scoped tokens and can expire or be revoked through the available sharing controls.
Anyone receiving a public link can copy it or take a screenshot. Revocation prevents further access through this service, but cannot erase copies or previews already cached by third-party social platforms. Review the selected insight before sharing it.
Download, deletion and retention
Your account supports a data download and deletion of saved charts or the account. Individual conversations can be deleted in the chat. Account deletion removes active account data and forfeits unused credits; minimal payment records are retained without the account link for reconciliation.
Deleted records may remain in restricted backups until the operator's backup retention schedule expires. This notice does not promise a specific backup expiry that has not been configured. For questions or a request that the account controls cannot resolve, use the configured support contact.
Account sign-in and payment processing require essential security state. Optional analytics permission does not remove the session, CSRF and transaction protections needed to operate an account safely.
Before you begin.
Clear answers, so you can explore with confidence.
Do I need an account to create a chart?
No. Initial chart generation is available without signing in. An account and permission are needed to save charts and personal conversations.
Does sharing reveal my full birth details?
The share feature is designed to publish only a selected supported insight after you explicitly choose to share. Review the preview before publishing and revoke the link if you no longer want it available.
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