This page explains how the blog posts, guides and chart readings published on AstroKolly are produced, who is responsible for them, and how we correct mistakes.
How content is produced
Each article is written by combining technical definitions from classical astrology sources with data from the app's own calculation engine. Topics come from the questions users ask most and from search data. Every article gets a second read within the team before publishing.
Use of AI
- Blog posts and guides are planned and edited by people, and always reviewed by a human before publishing.
- The Ask Kolly chat and personalised report sections are AI-assisted, and this is stated clearly on the page.
- No AI-generated text is presented as a factual event, statistic or personal claim without a source.
Accuracy and updates
Sky data (Moon sign, void hours, transits) is based on ephemeris calculations and updates automatically. Technical explanations are reviewed at least once a year; each article shows its last updated date, and that date changes whenever the content changes.
Corrections policy
If you spot an error, please write to hello@mykolly.com. Verified errors are corrected within five working days at the latest; when a correction changes the meaning, we add a short correction note at the end of the article.
Advertising and independence
The site may display third-party ads and sells paid reports. Advertisers have no influence over editorial content; no article is published in exchange for payment. Paid sections are always shown with their price before purchase.
Responsible publisher
The publisher responsible for content is Mykolly Limited (company number 17224638, United Kingdom). Editorial enquiries can be sent to legal@mykolly.com.
Last updated: August 3, 2026