Cosmolytic

Cosmolytic is an astrology site for people who want horoscopes that are specific instead of vague. Every reading starts from the actual positions of the planets on that day, calculated with the same algorithms NASA's JPL uses, and then translates that sky into plain language: what you might notice today, not empty promises about "growth opportunities". The free daily horoscope updates every morning for all twelve signs, and the free yearly horoscope explains what the year is about for each sign and when it gets interesting. Neither needs an account, and the site does not track visitors. For learning, the Cosmolytic Atlas covers the twelve zodiac signs, twenty planets and points, the twelve houses, fourteen aspects, the four elements and the eight moon phases, each on its own page. A live sky view shows tonight's moon phase, the elemental balance and which planets are retrograde. AstroCards turn a birth chart into one shareable image - dating roasts, personality callouts and compatibility scores - for €1 each, with no subscription and 1% going to climate projects. A full birth chart reading is announced as coming soon. Cosmolytic is available in English, German and Dutch. It is built by Maximilian Stroh in Hamburg, and its calculation engine, celestine, is open source with more than 2,400 tests.