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Astrum brings Western astrology, Vedic astrology and Chinese BaZi into one place — alongside the life you actually live.
See what each system says. Follow the cycles across your life. Record what happens. And over time, see what reflects back.
Now
See the movements shaping the month ahead, where they fall in your chart, and how each system reads them. Your monthly reading is written in advance and kept on the record, so when you return later, you can see what held up.
Your shape
A visual portrait built from your birth chart and the life you have recorded. Move through who you are, the journey you’ve taken, the moments that shaped it, and the larger patterns running through it.
Patterns
Walk your chart from birth to now, year by year, alongside the events you have logged — the cycles drawn down a body that ages as you scroll.
Timelines puts every month of your record on one screen, coloured by how heavily Saturn was reading at the time, with the months you wrote in marked. Decades at a glance, so a hard stretch is something you can see rather than something you have to remember.
Outcomes is the one that can be wrong about itself. Every month you rated sits beside what Astrum actually said about it, and every prediction that named a date is scored against what happened. Switch tradition and the same ratings are set against that tradition’s own reading, so you can see which of them was closer.
Echoes goes the other way. Saturn comes back to the same house about every twenty‑nine years, so a month decades behind you can carry today’s sky. Astrum names exactly what the two months share and sets them side by side — you at both ages, the years between them, and what you wrote down the last time.
Journal
Keep the moments that mattered and return to earlier readings to mark how they landed: spot on, partly or off.
Across the years, Astrum also shows how much change each period carried relative to your own life — giving the readings something real to be tested against.
Ask & Oracle
Ask answers from your chart and from what you have actually logged, and says so when the record is too thin to carry the answer. Even the questions it offers are built from what it knows this minute — which layers disagree this month, which period of your life this one resembles.
The Oracle is the same question with a price on it. You set the date it settles and what would count as yes before you see the number, and you get back a probability, every factor that moved it off the base rate, and the track record that kind of answer has earned so far — which, at the start, is none.
Then it is scored, right or wrong, and it stays on the record. Claims made in conversation are filed there too, marked as their own and scored separately, because a well‑calibrated assistant should not be able to stand in for a chart.
Chart · Synthesis
Explore your placements and cycles across Western, Vedic and BaZi, while keeping each tradition distinct.
Then Synthesis looks across the record you’ve built: where did the systems agree? Where did they differ? What repeatedly reflected your experience? And what didn’t?
Sometimes there is a pattern. Sometimes there isn’t. Astrum shows you both.
One month is a beginning. A life takes longer.
The more of your story you give Astrum, the more there is to look back on, compare and understand.
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