I calculate the charts, I write the readings, I read them through and I sign them. When you write to AstroLuma, I'm the one who answers. There is no team: there is me.
I was already writing charts for the people close to me, by hand, before AstroLuma existed. The child reading speaks to me as a mother: I wanted a tool that would truly help me understand my child — not just another app.
I shared it with a few friends. They asked if they could buy it. That is when AstroLuma stopped being a personal tool — and the way it is written did not change: every reading still starts from one chart and one person, never from a template.
Positions come from the Swiss Ephemeris — the same one professional software uses — calculated to the exact minute for the time and place you give. Fifteen points: the ten planets, the North Node, Chiron, Lilith, the Ascendant and the Midheaven. Houses use the Placidus system, except for a birth beyond the polar circle, where Placidus does not exist: the document says so there, and names the system that replaced it.
Humanistic astrology, the one Dane Rudhyar taught: a chart describes a potential to grow into, never a sentence. That is why you will find no prediction here, and no sentence that locks anyone into what they were born with.
Every reading is calculated with the Swiss Ephemeris and written by me, with my own calculation and writing tools. I read it through in full and I sign it. Nothing goes out unless I have read it.
I say it plainly because it is true, and because one false sentence on this point would discredit everything else. What the machine makes possible: holding the whole chart — hundreds of crossings no human memory holds at once — and therefore this price. What it does not replace: the reading-through, the questionnaire, and your own judgement.
I can't show you a certificate. What I can show you is the work itself: four complete readings, in full, page by page, with no sign-up and nothing to pay. Read one before you decide — it's the only proof worth anything.
No customer service, no form: one address, and an answer within a day or two.