LunarLines starts with a birth date, time and place, then builds a natal portrait and a daily line from planetary positions and the moving sky. The line marks which hours look supportive or tense in the user's time zone, with the chart facts shown before the interpretation. Horizon lays out the next month date by date, while You & Me compares two charts to show how that month looks for a pair. The service works in a browser, can be installed as a PWA, and also has a Telegram bot.
A no-account demo accepts birth details and returns the Sun, Moon and Ascendant, plus the Moon's current sign and house. The demo does not keep birth details; only city coordinates may be cached. A full account stores birth data and generated texts, which can be downloaded or deleted from account settings. An AI model writes the wording after chart facts are computed, and the reading is checked against those facts.
The first five days are free without a card. After that, access is a one-time $9.99 PayPal payment for 30 days on the website, with no subscription or automatic renewal; Telegram uses 500 Stars for the same period. The site offers ten language choices, though none is Chinese.
