Legal
This page is still a working placeholder for the final, lawyer-approved Privacy Policy. What follows is a full draft written from the actual implementation — every statement below describes how the product really behaves today. A professional legal review is still required before this becomes the binding policy; until then, treat it as our honest description, not a legal instrument.
AcuAstro ("AURA", this website, acuastro.com) builds personalized wellbeing reports: your Vedic birth chart and a Traditional Chinese Medicine five-element reading, synthesized into acupressure guidance for reflection — never a diagnosis. Questions about this policy go through the Contact page.
A report you share gets a secret token; the link /share?r=…&t=… reveals only that one report to whoever holds the full link — nothing else in the account, and database rules block any bulk or direct access. Treat a share link like a PDF: anyone you forward it to can read it, so share only with the intended person.
You can ask to access, correct or delete your saved reports and account. We drafted this policy with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 in mind (access, correction, erasure, grievance and nomination rights); the final wording follows legal review. A monitored contact channel is being published on the Contact page before public launch — until it is live, your practitioner or the person who shared a report with you can reach us on your behalf.
AcuAstro is not directed at children. Users under 18 should use it only with a parent or guardian's consent and supervision (draft wording; final age-gate wording follows legal review).
Everything runs over HTTPS. Sign-in is one-time codes — no passwords to leak. Report privacy is enforced by database rules, not just the interface. Payment-gateway keys live only server-side, and when payments go live your card details never touch our servers — the processor handles them directly.
Material changes will be published on this page with a new date. This draft took effect 12 November 2026; the reviewed, binding version will replace it and lose the draft notice.