Terms of use.
Last updated: 25 October 2026
Using iHorary
iHorary reads questions with horary astrology. When you ask, it casts a chart for that moment and the place you ask from, then sets out the chart’s evidence under traditional rules. It does not give a yes-or-no answer or tell you what will happen. It is for personal reflection. Charts also lets you keep birth, event and country charts, their sources and time reliability, notes, your own interpretations, tags, linked records and settings, and reopen saved records.
Who can use it
You must be at least 18 to use iHorary. Keep your sign-in details safe and use the service only for yourself.
Free use
A free account can ask 3 questions in total. A completed reading counts; holds, refusals, duplicates and failures do not. Every question you ask and its reading are kept in your account.
iHorary Plus
iHorary Plus is $9.99 a month or $59.99 a year. It lets you keep asking under the fair-use policy below. Full readings and any reading saved as a PDF stay yours. There is nothing else to buy.
Fair-use policy
Plus is for personal use. It includes up to 100 questions in a rolling 24 hours, up to 10 questions in 10 minutes and one question at a time. If you reach a limit, asking pauses until that limit clears.
Renewal and cancellation
Your chosen plan renews at $9.99 a month or $59.99 a year until you cancel. You can cancel at any time from Your plan, on our payment provider’s billing page. Cancelling stops your next renewal. Plus stays open until the end of the period you paid for. After that, any unused free questions, full readings, your questions and their answers stay yours. Any reading you saved as a PDF stays on your device. Any credits bought on the old site stay until you use them.
Refunds
We do not give refunds for part of a month that has already started, unless the law requires one.
How readings are written
The evidence story is written from the chart and the rules used to read it. An AI model may put chart findings into plain words for a reading; it does not give an answer or decide an outcome.
Questions we will not answer
Ask is not medical, legal or financial advice.
- Ask does not answer when someone will die, how to hurt someone, or anything romantic about someone under 18.
- A few kinds of question, such as asking for a diagnosis, we don’t read. Ask says so, and they don’t count.
Your account and data
You can delete your account at any time. Your questions, their answers and their full readings are removed with it, along with your saved charts and their details, notes, writing, tags, links, settings and recently opened records, and anything saved on the earlier version of the app, like a birth chart or the people you added. Old question text from the previous site is kept for research after account details are removed.
Law that applies
UK law applies to these terms.