About CelestKin

What we are

CelestKin is a small app that computes astrology charts across nine traditions — Vedic, KP, Laal Kitab, Western, Chinese (BaZi + Zi Wei Dou Shu), Mayan, Numerology, Human Design, and Biorhythm — and then hands those charts, with a reference guide for each tradition and a written set of instructions, to a language model that writes you a reading. The chart math is deterministic. The interpretation is pattern-matched. Together, they produce a structured surface you can reflect against. (Body-scan tools — palm, thumb, nail, forehead, foot — are a separate image-based surface, not one of the nine chart traditions.)

What we are not

We are not a replacement for your own judgement. A reading can name a time window, and it answers questions about marriage, partners and timing directly when you ask them. It is still one reading of a chart, not a guarantee, and the decision stays with you. We do not diagnose medical, psychological, legal, or financial conditions, and we do not replace professionals who can. What a reading gives you is a set of observations and prompts you can agree with, disagree with, or ignore entirely.

The ten language laws

The instructions sent with our chart readings, whichever model writes them, and with our compatibility, dream, and palm and body readings, include ten editorial rules we call the language laws. They tell the model to treat the chart as a map, never a verdict, with the reader as the one acting in every sentence; to use "you will" only with a specific date window; to describe a hard stretch as temporary, limited to one part of life, and caused by a transit or period rather than by the reader's character; to tie every claim to this person's own chart, in plain words; to end with one action that takes about ten minutes; and never to use a list of fatalistic phrases. The methodology page summarises all ten, along with the separate rule against medical language. When a reading breaks these rules, we consider it a bug.

How the guides are written

The guides on the blog are drafted with the help of a language model and published by the CelestKin team, all under the CelestKin name. The same team keeps the reference guide for each tradition that readings draw on. Where a tradition requires interpretation that goes beyond consensus scholarship — for example, a Nakshatra reading or a Human Design profile — we cite the classical source rather than invent a verdict.

We deliberately brand the team rather than an individual practitioner. No reading carries the authority of a single astrologer, and no user should read a CelestKin piece as a personal ruling. How each guide is written is set out in our editorial process.

How we treat your data

Birth data is never sold, and it is never used to train foundation models (AWS Bedrock's policy). The text of the readings the app saves is encrypted on our servers; your birth profiles are not, and the privacy page lists what else is stored without encryption. You can delete your account at any time. The details sit on our privacy page and on the page that explains how readings are made.

Getting in touch

Email [email protected] for feedback, press, photo-credit corrections, or anything else. Our contact page has a short guide to what to write about where.