faq
Most apps stop at a sun sign and a generic horoscope blurb. DestinySync computes the full classical calculation set: dashas, yogas, doshas, sade sati, and divisional charts from D1 through D144. The same depth a trained astrologer would insist on, not an approximation of it.
No. Zero, by design. Doshas are named as conditions to understand, not fears with remedies to sell. There's no selling urgency here. No countdowns. No doom framing anywhere in the product or its copy.
Rarely, and only when something real has moved, a transit crossing a sensitive point in your chart, or a dasha period changing. Not a manufactured nudge built to feel unpredictable so you check the app out of habit. Most days, DestinySync says nothing to you at all. That is intentional.
Two default patterns dominate this category, and DestinySync rejects both. One is built on brevity and deliberately unpredictable daily notifications, engineered to keep you checking whether or not anything real changed in the sky. The other is built on manufactured dread: a reading framed as fixed and unavoidable, with a paid remedy waiting to resolve the fear it just created. DestinySync keeps the calculation depth and timing precision real astrology requires, sends a notification only when something real happened, and stops at telling you what a chart shows and what a period tends to mean. It never tells you a life is fixed and then sells you the fix. The full reasoning is in the worldview.
Urgency and scarcity are the two levers most astrology products built around selling lean on: a countdown, a warning that a window is closing, a remedy framed as running out. DestinySync doesn't use either, on purpose. A dasha period unfolds over years, not a checkout timer, and treating it like one is exactly the pressure tactic this product exists to reject.
Neither a chart nor DestinySync can tell you what you will do. What it can tell you is what a period tends to mean and what kind of choices it tends to bring forward. The decision, in every case, stays yours. That's the difference between navigation and prediction, and it's the one DestinySync is built around.
DestinySync's job stops at telling you what a chart shows and what a period tends to mean, including the parts that cut both ways. Deciding what to actually do about it, with real accountability and real knowledge of your specific life and family, is a human astrologer's job, not software's. That line is deliberate, not a missing feature.
Your date, time, and place of birth are used only to compute your chart. They are not sold, and they are not used to generate content built around fear. Full detail lives in the privacy policy.
Email contact@destinysync.com from the address registered to your account. Full steps are on the account deletion page.
Anything that identifies you, your name, email, and subscription records, is removed. A no-name snapshot of your chart's computed output is kept only to validate and improve the calculations. Details are on the account deletion page.
Yes. The app and Pro share one account and one calculation engine, so a single deletion request covers data held by both. See the account deletion page for specifics.
Requests are reviewed and processed manually within a reasonable time during this beta. You'll get a confirmation once it's done.
Not yet. During this beta, deletion is handled by email request rather than an in-app control. That's likely to change as the product matures.
Same calculation engine, two different instruments. The app is built for anyone reading their own chart, at their own pace. DestinySync Pro is a professional workbench, gated by role, for practicing astrologers running real client consultations.
No. The subscription covers the daily practice (Today, Seasons, Sky, Self, Bond). Individual reports are a separate purchase, available whenever you want to go deeper on a specific question, priced and shown plainly before purchase.
Use the waitlist page and send a short request by email. We only ask for basic contact details there, not birth data.
Practitioners can request access through the Pro access page. The request asks for practice context so access can be matched to the right use case.
The listed monthly prices are the current public pricing direction. If launch pricing changes, the waitlist will receive a clear update before payment is requested.
Yes. Once subscriptions are live, cancellation will be available through account settings before the next billing period.
Both. The same engine scales its depth to how far you want to go. A complete novice and a practicing astrologer can both use DestinySync, at their own level.
Abhijeet Chauhan, a practicing Vedic astrologer and counselor. DestinySync grew directly out of his own consultation practice, not a team of astrologers or a licensed content feed. More on his work is at abhijeetchauhan.com. oneten.in is the company licensed to offer DestinySync.
Years of individual client readings kept arriving at the same worldview: a chart read without fear is a tool for understanding yourself, not a script to follow. Software was the way to bring that same synthesis to more people than one practice could ever reach in person, without diluting the calculation depth or softening the philosophy that shaped it.
Venture funding comes with a growth mechanism attached. Investors expect aggressive growth measured month over month, and that pressure is exactly what pushes most consumer apps toward design built to maximize attention rather than serve it. DestinySync runs without outside investors and stays that way on purpose, not as a limitation but as a structural choice.
A funded company's board and investors expect the metrics that reward compulsive engagement: daily actives, time in app, aggressive retention curves. Without that pressure, DestinySync can treat daily active use as a signal to watch rather than a target to chase, and can build a natural stopping point into the product instead of removing it. That isn't a nicer sounding value statement. It's a direct, structural consequence of how the business is funded.