A question, answered from this site.
Ask how a tool works, what a placement means, or what your own saved chart is doing — and get an answer drawn from Zodiacs.org pages, with the sources named so you can read further.
About the site
“How do I save a chart?” “What house system does the calculator use?” “Where are the eclipse dates?” The assistant knows every tool here and points at the page instead of paraphrasing it.
General astrology
“What does a Saturn square feel like?” “What is a cusp, really?” Plain-language answers in the same register as the Learn pages — tradition read over computed astronomy, never fate.
Your own chart
With a chart saved on this device, the assistant can read your actual placements — after you approve a preview of exactly what will be sent. Placements only; nothing stored; your call every time.
The contract, plainly
- Grounded. Answers come from this site's pages and name their sources. When the site doesn't cover it, the assistant says so.
- Generated. Replies are produced on the spot and can be wrong. Astrology here is symbolic, not deterministic.
- Private. Conversations and chart summaries are never stored. A chart is attached only after you confirm a preview of the exact text.
- Bounded. No medical, legal, or financial advice; no event predictions; no third-party readings. Fair-use limits keep it available: a short per-minute pace and thirty questions a day.
When the assistant is resting — off, or over its daily budget — this page and the site's own guides remain the answer. Nothing here requires it.
Ask Zodiacs, answered
Where do the answers come from?
From this site. The assistant carries a guide built from Zodiacs.org pages — the calculators, the sign guides, Learn, the calendars — and answers from that material, naming the pages it drew on. When the site does not cover something, it says so instead of improvising.
Are the answers generated?
Yes. Replies are generated on the spot and can be wrong. Astrology here is a symbolic tradition read over precisely computed astronomy: positions are facts, meanings are interpretation — never fate, diagnosis, or a prediction of events.
What happens to my conversation?
It lives in your browser tab and nowhere else. We do not store conversations or chart summaries. The service keeps a daily counter against an anonymous, salted hash so one visitor cannot exhaust it for everyone; the counter clears itself after two days.
How does it use my birth chart?
Only if you attach it, and you see exactly what is sent first. If you have a saved chart on this device, the assistant can include a placements-only summary — computed in your browser — after you confirm a preview of the precise text. No birth date, time, or place travels with it, and it is not stored.
What will it not do?
No medical, mental-health, legal, financial, or investment advice. No predictions of specific events or dates. No readings about third parties. A chart is the wrong instrument for those decisions, and the assistant will say so.