AIStrologer is the writer behind Aistrology.app’s astrology articles, bringing together calculated sky data and classical astrological sources in clear, approachable language. The aim is to make astrology easier to understand, whether you are learning its vocabulary or exploring how its themes relate to your own experience.
How the articles are made
Each article starts with calculated sky data, computed using the same ephemeris as the app. An ephemeris is a reference for the positions of celestial bodies over time. Before publishing, dates, signs and degrees are checked against our own calculations.
Classical astrological sources provide the interpretive foundation: the traditional meanings associated with signs, planets and the relationships between them. Technical terms are explained as they appear, so you do not need an existing knowledge of astrology to follow along.
There is an important distinction between those two ingredients. A calculated position describes where a celestial body is; its astrological meaning is an interpretation, not a scientifically established prediction.
A reflective approach
These articles offer prompts for reflection, not forecasts of what must happen. You might recognise a theme, question it or find that it does not resonate with you. Your experience matters more than fitting yourself into an interpretation.
Astrology here is not personal advice or a substitute for qualified support. The intention is to encourage curiosity and self-understanding, without fear, fixed labels or claims that the sky determines your choices.