Questions, answered plainly.

Lilly is Caluminate's personal astrologer. She considers your birth chart alongside the plans and commitments in your diary, then discusses the timing with you in conversation.

No. Lilly explains her judgement in plain language and makes uncertainty clear.

Deterministic calculation establishes the chart evidence. A language model composes Lilly's explanation from that governed evidence and may not invent or alter it.

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No. Lilly combines astrology calculated in code with AI interpretation of your chart and relevant calendar context. She can discuss timing with you, but she is not a human practitioner and cannot guarantee an outcome.

No. A reading is astrological interpretation for reflection, preparation and timing. It is not medical, legal or financial advice and it does not guarantee an outcome. For those matters Lilly works only within the dates your professionals give you, and the decision is always yours.

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Yes. The personal trial lasts seven calendar days, requires no card and does not create a paid subscription.

A Google account. You sign in with Google, connect your Google Calendar and add your birth date, time and place. Your first readings need some preparation time after setup.

No. During the seven-day trial, your ordinary readings and calendar view reach seven days ahead. You can also bring one important timing decision for Lilly to explore up to 90 days ahead. That longer exploration does not extend your ordinary view.

Choose a paid membership if you’d like to continue with Lilly. The trial does not automatically become a subscription, and you will not be charged unless you choose to subscribe.

It is how far ahead Lilly can work with you, measured from today. Month Ahead reaches 30 days ahead, Season Ahead 90, and Year Ahead 365. As each day passes, the horizon moves forward too. It is not a fixed report that ends on one date.

No. Your membership determines the horizon; your billing choice determines how often you pay. You can pay monthly for Year Ahead or yearly for Month Ahead. Paying yearly gives you two months free compared with twelve monthly payments for the same membership.

Yes. A longer horizon becomes available after the billing change and any required payment are confirmed. A shorter horizon takes effect at renewal; your current horizon remains available until then.

Cancellation stops your next renewal. You keep paid access until the end of the period you’ve paid for. Previously delivered entries may remain in Google Calendar after access ends.

A chart cast for the moment a sincere question is put, and judged for that one question. It suits matters your birth chart and diary cannot settle: whether something will happen, or whether to go ahead. Lilly tells you when a question calls for a horary and asks before casting it.

Paying monthly: one a month with Month Ahead, two with Season Ahead and five with Year Ahead. Paying yearly, the year’s questions arrive up front: 15, 30 or 80, to use whenever you need them in that year. Unused questions do not carry over when the billing period ends. The free trial does not include horary questions.

Four a calendar month with Month Ahead, eight with Season Ahead and twenty with Year Ahead, whether you pay monthly or yearly. Each search compares moments across up to two weeks of dates inside your horizon. The count starts again on the first of each month, and unused searches do not carry over.

Conversations and negotiations, meetings, journeys, launches and publications, relationships and ceremonies, legal matters, financial undertakings and medical procedures, plus a careful general approach for anything else. For medical, legal and financial matters Lilly works only within the dates your professionals give you; she never advises overriding an urgent instruction.

Lilly uses relevant event titles and timing from your connected primary Google calendar. For ordinary calendar readings, Caluminate does not retain event descriptions, attendee lists or locations, and private-event titles are replaced with a private label. Relevant titles are cleaned before use. The privacy policy explains what is processed and retained.

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Only when you ask her to and then approve that specific change. She can move an event of yours, make it longer or shorter, or remove it. She sets the change out first and it is written to Google Calendar only after you confirm it. She does not change an event that someone else organised.

Lilly’s own readings and the moments you approve go into a separate Google calendar named Caluminate, which you can hide or delete at any time.

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You can tell Lilly that during setup. She can still give date-safe readings, but houses, angles, lots, profections and electional timing recommendations are unavailable without a known or reasonably estimated birth time. Lilly will not pretend noon is your birth time or perform rectification inside the free trial. You can optionally record interest in a separate birth-time rectification process later; it is not available for checkout yet.

No. Your data is never sold, never used for advertising and never used to train generalised AI models. Readings are composed with the help of an AI model provider, which receives only the limited context a reading needs. The privacy policy names each provider and what it receives.

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Yes. You can disconnect Google Calendar and delete your account and data at any time from Settings in the application.