Astrolium Personal is the self-use mode of Astrolium: the same calculation engine professional astrologers run, pointed at one chart instead of a roster. $12 a month. No clients, no CRM, no invoices. See pricing for the professional plans alongside it.
For the chart engine itself, see the natal chart workspace. For the AI that reads it with you, see Sky. For the whole-life view, see life cycles.
Who it is for
There is a gap in astrology software and most people reading this have fallen into it. On one side, consumer apps that produce a daily paragraph and hide the arithmetic. On the other, professional suites that open on a client list and charge for a CRM you will never touch.
Personal is the middle. The engine is the professional one. The interface assumes the chart on screen is yours.
The home screen
Today opens on your chart rather than on a menu. It shows the next exact transit with its date, the current Moon position and phase, the next three personal contacts with orb and direction, and a question box wired to Sky AI with your chart already in context.
Underneath sit the ways people actually arrive at astrology. Five intent chips cover the common ones: about myself, this period, relationships, choose a moment, work and money. Each opens the right technique with a sensible starting question rather than an empty chat. Three hubs group the rest: relationships gathers synastry, composite and Davison; decisions gathers horary and electional; work and money gathers career timing.
There is a Continue where you left off row, because a chart is something you return to.
What is included
The module set is close to the full professional catalogue.
Western. Natal chart, transits with the time navigator, progressions, solar return, lunar return, planetary returns, time lords, life cycles, dials and midpoints, Arabic lots, rectification, the ephemeris table, the chart datasheet, horary and electional.
Relationships. Synastry, composite, Davison and the multi-wheel, for up to three people besides yourself.
Other traditions. Jyotish chart and Jyotish timing, Human Design, numerology, and the Hermetic Tree of Life.
Places. Astrocartography, with relocation read against the current residence you entered at setup.
One chart is yours and stays yours. The mode is built for depth on a single nativity, which is a different design problem from breadth across two hundred.
Onboarding asks two things
How reliable your birth time is. The chart step offers exact, approximate and unknown. Choose unknown and Astrolium hides the claims that depend on a time rather than casting for noon and presenting the houses as settled. Approximate carries its own note about how far the angles can move.
Where you live now. Current residence is a separate field from birthplace, with a one-click option to use your device location. It sets local time, houses and chart angles, and it is what makes returns, relocation work and electional windows land in the right place for the person you are today rather than the infant you were.
There is also an optional note about your life right now, up to 800 characters. Work, relationships, what you are weighing. It becomes the About me entry in your Memory screen and grounds what Sky AI says. You can rewrite or delete it at any point.
Sky AI, with a memory you control
200 credits a month come with the plan. Sky reads your chart, your About me context, and the facts you have asked it to keep.
Memory is not a black box. One screen lists the facts about you, the About me text and your Sky preferences, all editable. You can delete an entry, turn one off without deleting it, add one by hand, or clear the lot. Saving runs in one of three modes: automatic, ask first, or off. The memory lives in Astrolium's own storage, which is why you can see it at all.
Every reading surface carries a contextual Ask AI button, so the question arrives attached to the transit or placement you were looking at.
Forecasts that do not nickel-and-dime you
Four kinds of update are included, cost no AI credits, and carry no advertising:
- Your week. Two or three transits and dates that matter.
- Month ahead. The main periods and turning points.
- Important transits. Exact date, time and a plain explanation.
- Solar and lunar returns. A reminder before each one.
Delivery is email, in-app notification or Telegram, and Astrolium sends no more than two insight emails per week. Every switch is independent and every one of them turns off.
If you want something longer, Personal editions are the paid tier of the same idea: a weekly reading capped at five credits a month, or a monthly one at three, each replacing the matching included email while it is active. The cost is stated before generation, and nothing starts before you click.
Reports you keep
Instant formats cost no credits: natal portrait, solar return, lunar return, Saturn return, synastry, composite, relocation, a multi-year roadmap and an archetypal map. AI-written formats, including the Human Design report and the curated monthly forecast, state their section count and credit cost before they run. Everything generated stays in a Saved library you can reopen or download later.
What Personal does not have
Worth saying plainly, because the gap is deliberate:
- No client roster, no CRM, no sessions, no intake forms, no outreach. Those are practice operations and Personal turns them off.
- No Report Studio templates. You can generate reports for yourself; you cannot build a branded template library.
- No white-label output or custom domain. Nothing here is meant to be delivered to a paying client under your own brand.
- One chart of your own, plus up to three people for relationship work.
If you find yourself wanting any of those, you have become a practice, and the professional plans are the place to go. Personal settings carry an Open Practice entry for exactly that moment.
Getting started
Create an account at app.astrolium.com/signup and Astrolium opens Personal onboarding: confirm your birth data, set your current residence, pick which updates you want. Your home screen fills in from that point on.
Cross-link
For the engine underneath, see the natal chart workspace and transits. For Sky and its memory, see the AI assistant. For the developmental map of your whole life, see life cycles. For plan comparison, see pricing.