
Terms
Last updated September 13, 2026
These are the rules for using Synastry during its invite-only alpha. By creating an account, you agree to them.
Who runs Synastry
Synastry is owned and run by Elda Kalaj, and built by AlbaTech Services LLC in Birmingham, Michigan. Reach us at hello@eldakalaj.com.
This is an alpha
Synastry is early, so features will change and things may break. We may also pause or end the alpha at any time.
Who can join
You have to be 18 or older and invited. Keep to one account, use your own real details, and don't pass your invite code on.
Photos
Photos have to be of you, with no nudity and nobody under 18 in them. The Synastry team reviews every photo before other members see it and can reject or remove any photo.
Your chart and your reading
Compatibility comes from traditional Vedic Guna Milan, calculated from the birth date, time and timezone you enter, so it's only as accurate as those details.
A reading is guidance for your own decision, not a promise about any relationship. If a dosha shows up, we flag it, but we never use it to hide anyone from you.
How to treat people
Be honest and respectful. Harassment, threats and sexual content nobody asked for can get your account removed. Don't use Synastry to sell things or run scams, and don't share another member's details outside Synastry without their OK.
Meeting in person
We don't run background checks or verify identities, so your safety is in your hands. Meet somewhere public and tell a friend where you'll be. If anyone makes you uneasy, report them.
Reports and removal
You can report or block any member from their card. We review reports and can suspend or remove an account that breaks these terms, with or without warning.
Your account
Keep your password to yourself. You can edit your profile or delete your account from the Account page whenever you want.
Our responsibility
We provide Synastry as is during the alpha. To the fullest extent the law allows, the people who run and build Synastry aren't liable for how other members act, for what happens when you meet someone, or for indirect losses.
Law and changes
Michigan law governs these terms. We may update them. When we do, the date at the top changes, and using Synastry after that means you accept the update.