Responsible use
Astrology disclaimer
Calculated positions and dates can be checked, but symbolic interpretations do not establish certainty, causation, diagnosis, or professional advice.
Responsible owner: ReadAstrology Editorial & Calculation Team
Reviewed: 2026-07-18
Core commitments
- No guaranteed predictions
- Not professional advice
- Use personal judgment and real-world evidence
These pages describe current product and editorial practices. They are operational disclosures, not legal advice, certification, or a guarantee that every provider or feature will remain unchanged.
Astrology is not certainty
Astrology and numerology are cultural, symbolic, and reflective systems. A chart may support structured reflection, but it cannot guarantee events, relationships, personality traits, health outcomes, or financial results.
Compatibility scores and convergence summaries are product models. They are not scientific measurements of whether a relationship will succeed or whether two people should make a life decision.
Not professional or emergency advice
ReadAstrology is not a medical, mental-health, legal, financial, tax, immigration, employment, safety, or emergency service.
Users facing urgent risk, severe distress, abuse, self-harm concerns, medical symptoms, or legal deadlines should contact qualified local professionals or emergency services rather than relying on an astrology reading.
Use evidence and personal judgment
Check the visible calculation, note birth-time uncertainty, compare interpretations with lived experience, and avoid making irreversible decisions from a single reading.
AI-generated language can be incomplete or wrong. A confident tone does not increase the certainty of the underlying astrology claim.
Frequently asked questions
Is a transit date guaranteed to produce an event?
No. A transit date identifies a calculated astronomical relationship and a traditional interpretive window. It does not guarantee that a specific event will occur.
Can I use compatibility results to judge another person?
Compatibility tools should support conversation and reflection, not stereotyping, surveillance, coercion, or decisions that ignore consent and real-world behavior.