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Read the Cosmos. Daily horoscope & natal chart. Advisors for love & life.
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
AstroBook is an astrology app from Reatility Media, listed under Books & Reference. It is aimed at people who already read horoscopes and want more depth, as well as people who are new to astrology and want the basics explained. The listing says it draws on classical astrology and presents its readings in plain language.
The core of the app is a natal chart, which it uses as the base for personal forecasts and for compatibility checks. Everything else in the app is built around that chart.
The build we hold is AstroBook: Astrology Universe 1.0.25 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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You create a natal chart inside the app, and the listing says this takes only seconds. The chart is then used for timing decisions and for self-reflection. Horoscopes are tuned to the chart rather than only to your sun sign.
Horoscopes come in three lengths. The daily reading is short and meant to be read quickly. The weekly and monthly forecasts cover the same ground over a longer span. Each one reports on energy peaks, decision flow, love windows, career momentum and money timing.
The compatibility feature checks how two signs fit together. The listing presents it as something to use before a first date or later on, when a relationship grows closer. It is positioned as direct and specific rather than general, and it draws on classical astrology.
Because the output is organised by sign pairing, it works as a quick reference when you want to compare two people, not only as a single score.
Advisors on Demand connects you to real astrologers for conversation, for readers who want a person to talk through their chart or a question. The listing describes this as an option alongside the automated readings, not a replacement for them.
Whether advisor sessions cost extra, and how they are arranged, is set out in the app itself. The listing does not give those details in its own text.
The developer says the content was created with guidance from an experienced astrologer. The app is meant to blend ritual and reflection with explanations of what each sign or placement means, so that a reader can act on what they read.
Readings are presented as practical guidance on timing and choices, which suits people who want a horoscope they can use in planning a week or a decision, not only one they read for entertainment.