Editorial Policy
This page explains how answers on AstroFuture AI are put together — what they're based on, how they're computed, and who checks them. We'd rather be upfront about our process than let a report feel like it came from nowhere.
If you only want the short version, read the summary box below. If you want the full step-by-step process, from raw birth details to the final written report, keep reading, and see our about page for the bigger picture of why AstroFuture AI exists.
Plain-language summary
- Every report starts from your exact birth date, time and place.
- Planetary positions use Swiss Ephemeris-style astronomical calculations.
- Interpretation follows BPHS, KP paddhati or Chaldean numerology rules, not generic templates.
- AI writes the final readable report by applying those classical rules to your chart.
- Founder Aashish Malik reviews the core logic and blog content.
- We don't claim scientific proof; content is for entertainment and self-reflection.
Step 1: Your birth details
Every reading starts with the birth date, time and place you provide. We use this to calculate planetary positions for the exact moment and location, using Swiss Ephemeris-style astronomical calculations for accuracy.
Step 2: Classical rule systems
Those planetary positions are then interpreted using rules drawn from classical astrology and numerology texts, not generic horoscope templates:
- Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra (BPHS) — the core Vedic astrology framework for house, planet and dasha analysis.
- KP Paddhati (Krishnamurti system) — sub-lord based rules used for timing-specific questions.
- Chaldean numerology — used for name and number analysis.
Step 3: AI-assisted writing
The chart data and applicable rules are passed to AI models that generate the final, readable report. The astrology logic itself comes from the classical systems above — the AI's job is to apply those rules to your specific chart and explain the result in plain language.
Step 4: Founder review
Our blog content and the core prediction logic are reviewed by our founder, Aashish Malik, who has studied these systems for 12+ years. See his full background on the author page.
How we handle updates and corrections
Classical astrology rules don't change, but our explanations, examples and tooling do get refined over time. When an article is updated, we keep the underlying classical interpretation intact and only improve clarity, examples or formatting. Corrections to factual errors are made as soon as we're made aware of them.
What we don't claim
Astrology and numerology are belief systems, not scientifically verified disciplines. We don't claim scientific proof for these methods, and reports are provided for entertainment and self-reflection, not as a substitute for professional medical, legal or financial advice. Corrections and feedback are welcome — reach us through the contact details in the site footer. See also our disclaimer for the full legal wording on this.