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Your chart is computed in your browser with the same calculators as the rest of the site. An AI reads the chart — its signs, houses, yogas and periods — and, when your question needs dates or a calendar, asks your browser to run the calculators (dasha periods, transits, good days, your yearly chart) and uses the results. It then answers in plain language, in the language you write in.

Your birth date, time, place and name themselves never leave your device. What is sent to the AI is the chart — signs, houses, nakshatras, yogas and the dates of your planetary periods — and we store nothing about the conversation. Because a chart is worked out from the moment of birth, someone with astronomy software could work back from it to an approximate birth date; we say so rather than promise otherwise. The AI provider (Anthropic) processes it only to write the answer and does not use it for training. Day-by-day timings are only ever worked out for a city you choose, never your birthplace.

No, and be wary of anyone who claims to. A chart describes tendencies and timing as the tradition reads them. The chart reader will tell you which periods look supportive and why, in your chart's own terms — not promise events, frighten you, or sell you a remedy.

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