NeoAstrolog: astrology bot

You know your zodiac sign, but you have heard that real astrology starts with a natal chart. NeoAstrolog builds one in Telegram from your birth date, time and place, and adds forecasts. 🔮

The bot calls itself an astrobot. It calculates the chart, shows current transits and gives advice based on your horoscope.

What the bot calculates and shows

The description lists five directions. All of them rest on your birth data.

• Natal chart: the positions of the planets at the moment you were born.
• Horoscopes for a day, week, month or year.
• Compatibility with a partner by signs and by natal chart.
• Transits: which planets influence you right now.
• Astrologer advice based on your horoscope.

The more precisely you give the time and place of birth, the more detailed the chart. Time matters most for the ascendant. ⭐

Everyday commands

The bot has seven commands that cover the whole path from registration to subscription.

1. /start begins registration or sign-in.
2. /forecast gives a personal astro forecast.
3. /transits shows current planetary transits.
4. /settings adjusts your profile and notifications.
5. /main returns to the main menu, and /help opens the help text.

The /subscribe command sets up a subscription for extended features. What it includes and what it costs appears inside the bot before payment.

Transits in plain words

A natal chart is a snapshot of the sky at the moment you were born. Transits show how the planets move now relative to that snapshot.

In astrology, such alignments mark periods: a time for bold steps or, the other way round, for a pause. Read them as food for thought, not as orders. 🪐

How to treat forecasts

There is no scientific evidence that planetary positions determine destiny. Astrology remains a form of self-reflection and entertainment. So make important decisions about money, health and relationships based on facts.

Chart compatibility does not decide whether a couple will be happy. It is a reason to talk about values and habits, not a verdict.

Getting more from an astrobot

Keep notes. Write down what the forecast promised for the week and compare it with reality seven days later. That quickly shows how well the advice fits you personally.

Set up notifications in /settings if you want a short forecast in the morning, and switch them off when you tire of them. A forecast works as a light daily ritual, not as a reason to worry. ☀️

If a forecast frightens you, close the bot and do something else: alarming phrasing appears in ordinary horoscopes too.

Birth data and privacy

The calculation needs your name, date, time and place of birth. That is personal information, so do not enter more than necessary: a chart bot does not need passport details or phone numbers.

Before you subscribe, read the terms in the bot. The app is very young and has few users so far, so its free part will help you form an opinion. 🔐