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What Asteria keeps

A birth chart is intimate data. Here is everything Asteria stores, why, and the control you have over it. In plain language, no legalese.

Birth data
The name, date, time and place you enter to cast a chart. Asteria needs them to compute the chart; they are stored only with charts you keep, so each one reopens exactly as it was cast.
Journal entries
Anything you write in the Journal: the text, and the sky-context stamped on it at the moment you saved it.
Accounts (coming soon)
There is no sign-in yet. When accounts ship, signing in will store your email address (and, if you use Google, the display name Google shares) so your library can sync across devices. Nothing more.
On-device charts
Charts you cast are kept against a random id in this browser, not against an account. They never leave this device. When cloud sync ships, your local charts will move over only if you choose to sign in.
Preferences
Your colour theme and display preferences are cookies on this device. They never identify you.
Your charts never leave this device

Charts and journal entries are stored locally in this browser. Profiles and cloud-saved charts are coming soon; until then, nothing you cast is uploaded anywhere.

No advertising, no data sales

Asteria runs no advertising trackers and does not sell your data. When the operator enables it, a privacy-friendly analytics script (Plausible) may count page views only: no personal data, no IP storage, no tracking cookies. Your charts and journal stay scoped to your browser on this device unless you choose to share them.

Your data is yours

In the current beta your charts and journal live only in this browser; clearing your browser data removes them. Once accounts ship you will be able to export everything as a single file and permanently delete your account and everything in it.