Your questions in the tailored reading: those that enter, those that stay aside

Why take up your questions in your PDF?

What you ask your chart over the weeks shows what really occupies you: a relationship, a choice at work, a period that lingers. The chat answers in the moment, in a few paragraphs. The PDF takes its time: each question it takes up gets a written answer, tied to your whole chart, to your topics and to the months ahead.

Up to six questions can enter, on top of your main question, the one you write or dictate higher up in the form. Together they take one to three pages, depending on how many there are: the page on the topics of the tailored reading explains how the pages are shared out.

Which questions enter by themselves?

A question enters when it is about your life and says clearly what you want to know: your character, your relationships, your work, your money, your family, your path, a period ahead. For example:

• “What am I really looking for in love, and what holds me back?”
• “In what kind of work do my strengths show best?”
• “Where does my Libra trio become my greatest strength?”

The most recent come first, and the first five are ticked in advance. Untick those that should stay out of the reading: nothing enters without your agreement.

Which questions stay aside, and why?

Not every question asked in the chat makes a good question for a written reading. The form used to show the last six as they were; since 10 November 2026, it leaves aside those that do not belong there:

• Requests too short to say what you are looking for: “And love?”.
• Instructions given to the chat: “Answer in French”, “Give me a summary”.
• Questions about the site: its offers, how it works, your account.
• Questions about a day that has passed: “What does today hold for me?”, asked two weeks ago.
• Vocabulary questions: “What is a trine?”.
• Repeats: the same question asked twice; the most recent one stays.

Nothing is lost. Under the list, “other questions, left aside” opens a fold: tick a question there and it enters the reading; the fold says how many are ticked. Only a message without a question and a request the chat does not answer never appear there.

The questions suggested from yours

Under “From what you asked your chart”, the form suggests up to four questions. They start from what you asked, even in three words or as an instruction, and put it as a question the reading can handle. A request for a summary of your Moon can thus become “What does my Moon say about the way I love over the coming year?”.

Tap a suggested question: it is added to your main question, higher up in the form, where you can read it again and edit it. A second tap removes it. The site controls each suggestion before showing it to you: a single question, written in the first person, as you would write it, with no link and no offer, and never on a subject the chat does not handle.

If these questions are not ready in time and few of yours enter the reading, the form shows instead questions written by our team for the subjects of your questions: love, work, money, family, life path or the current period. The page on how our texts are written says what is written in advance and what is composed for you.

How the sorting works, in two steps

The first sorting is immediate: as soon as the form is displayed, simple rules set aside what is too short, what is addressed to the chat or about the site, what concerns a day that has passed, and repeats. A few seconds later, a second, finer reading goes over what remains: it can still leave aside a question that is too vague, and never brings one back.

Your choice always comes first. A question you ticked yourself stays in the list, whatever the sorting says. For a couple’s reading, the questions asked to both charts at once are sorted with the others; for any other reading, they stay out.

Changing the reading or the chart in the form? The sorting is done again for that choice: a question about your couple does not hold the same place in the reading of your year as in the reading of your couple.

What happens to your questions

Your questions are only taken up if you keep your history and the memory is not turned off, two settings of your space described on the page about creating an account. For a reading given as a gift, they are never taken up: the PDF of someone close to you only carries what you write for them, such as the context.

• The sorting: only the text of your questions is read again, without your address or your birth data, and nothing of this sorting is kept.
• The order: our payment provider only receives the numbers of the ticked questions, never their text.
• The reading: when it is composed, the ticked questions are read again in your space; a question deleted in the meantime is no longer taken up.

Your questions are data, never instructions: a request that would step outside the reading is simply ignored. The details are in the privacy policy.