Legal
This page is still a working placeholder for the final, lawyer-approved Terms of Service. What follows is a full draft describing how the product actually works today; a professional legal review is required before these become binding terms.
AcuAstro ("AURA") generates personal wellbeing reports: a Vedic birth chart read alongside a Traditional Chinese Medicine five-element pattern, with acupressure points for reflection and self-care.
Use is intended for adults (18+); minors only with a parent or guardian's consent and supervision (final age-gate wording follows legal review). Accounts use your email with a one-time code — keep your signed-in device private, and make sure birth details you enter are accurate, since the report is computed from them.
The pregnancy question and the red-flag safety checklist are safety screens, not formalities: a "yes or maybe" quietly removes points traditionally avoided in pregnancy, and red-flag answers tell you (and any practitioner you work with) to see a doctor instead. Answer them honestly.
Your inputs (story, birth details, answers) stay yours. You get a personal, non-commercial right to view, keep and download your own reports. The report format, wording, knowledge base, chart engine and software remain AcuAstro's property.
Sharing is optional and initiated by the account holder. A share link (/share?r=…&t=…) reveals exactly one report to whoever holds the full link, while it remains enabled — nothing else in the account is exposed. Share only with the intended person, and don't post share links publicly.
No real payments exist today — the payment path runs in sandbox mode and cannot charge anyone. When live payments launch: report purchases and therapist credit packs will be priced in INR, redeemable codes will carry their own expiry terms, applicable taxes will be handled per law (including GST invoicing where required), and a refund policy will be published on this page before any charge is possible.
The service is provided "as is". We may improve, change or pause features; if these terms change materially, the new version is published on this page with a new date, and continued use means acceptance.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, AcuAstro is not liable for decisions made — medical or otherwise — based on a report, including any decision to delay professional care. Financial liability, where it applies, is capped at the amount you paid us in the six months before the claim (draft wording; the binding version follows legal review).
These terms are governed by the laws of India; final jurisdiction and dispute-resolution wording will be fixed in the reviewed version.
Questions about these terms go through the Contact page (channel opening before public launch).
This draft took effect 12 November 2026.