Astra Nora

People, relationships, and consent

Astrology for the people in your life—not only your own chart

Astra Nora connects astrology to actual relationships. You can keep a private profile for someone who is not an app user, connect with another user, discover profiles that have chosen public visibility, and open relationship charts or Nora questions. The product is best described as social astrology: it supports friendship, family, work, dating, and partnership without assuming every connection is romantic.

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Private profile, connected user, or discoverable profile

A private profile is a record you create for personal chart work; it does not create an account for the other person or make them publicly discoverable. A connected user has their own account and participates through the product’s connection model. A discoverable profile is an account whose public fields can appear in discovery according to visibility controls.

Those categories should stay clear because consent and control differ. Creating a private chart for personal reflection does not grant permission to publish another person’s birth data, identity, chart, or relationship analysis.

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A relationship is more than a percentage

Astra Nora's relationship views can help you explore communication patterns, emotional needs, attraction, friction, and the themes two people create together. Nora can help you find the next question, but no chart can measure respect, safety, readiness, shared values, or the work two people actually do. Those realities matter more than any compatibility score.

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Romantic and non-romantic uses belong side by side

  • Partner or date: discuss chemistry and communication without claiming guaranteed compatibility.
  • Friend: notice different emotional or social rhythms and ask what supports the friendship.
  • Family: explore long-standing roles while avoiding diagnosis and blame.
  • Colleague: reflect on work style and communication while respecting professional boundaries.
  • Self and other: use the comparison to understand your own reactions, not to read someone’s mind.

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You decide what stays private and what you share

Private profile

A person you add for your own chart and relationship exploration. It stays in your account.

Connected person

Another Astra Nora user who controls their own profile and sharing choices.

Discoverable profile

A user who has chosen to make selected information visible in discovery.

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Questions that preserve both people’s agency

  • What communication pattern might be worth naming directly?
  • Where do our needs differ, and what would a fair boundary look like?
  • What assumption am I making that the chart cannot verify?
  • Which strengths support friendship even if romantic chemistry is uncertain?
  • What question should I ask the person rather than ask the app?

See it in Astra Nora

A look inside Astra Nora

My Circle with friends and private profiles
My Circle distinguishes people you connect with from private profiles you manage.
Suggested profile discovery in Astra Nora
Discovery uses public profile information chosen for the social surface.
Relationship chart overview showing several compatibility lenses
Relationship work opens chart context instead of ending at one score.