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How Astro Meet guides are written and checked, so you can judge how far to rely on them.
Our guides are drafted with the help of an AI language model, working from an outline of what readers search for and need to know. Each draft is then checked by a separate AI fact-checking pass, which reviews its factual statements and flags anything unsupported, overstated or unclear, and by automated checks before publication. We do not present any guide as the work of a named astrologer, and we do not invent experts, testimonials or reviews.
Astrology is a traditional practice whose predictions have not been scientifically validated. Many people still find consultations meaningful, and they deserve honest, safe ones. Our guides are about the quality and honesty of the consultation; they are not a claim that astrological predictions work.
We do not accept payment to mention or rank any astrologer, app or service, and we do not take commissions. The company that runs Astro Meet also runs horoscopes.today. We link to it only where it helps the reader of a particular guide (for example, to make a free birth chart before a consultation), and we say each time that it is our sister site.
If you find an error, write to contact@astro-meet.com. We correct factual mistakes promptly and update the “last updated” date on the page when its content changes.