Denis Kataev, a software developer. The site has no astrologers on staff and does not claim any — its authority rests on the calculations being open, not on esoteric credentials.

What makes the figures here different?

They are produced by enumerating cases in code rather than copied from other sites. Several of them contradict what this subject usually asserts, and the method for each is printed on the page so you can check it.

Can I reuse the data?

Yes, including commercially, under CC BY 4.0 — the only condition is a link back to the page you took it from.

Denis Kataev — Who Builds AstroHot and How the Figures Are Calculated

How this site is built

Denis Kataev is a serial solopreneur with 15+ years in software engineering and 10 years in SEO, building data-driven products end to end. He wrote the calculators behind AstroHot: every figure here is computed from stated inputs rather than repeated from other sources, and the method is published next to the result — including where the arithmetic contradicts what the subject usually claims.

Most sites in this field give you a paragraph and no way to check it. AstroHot works the other way round: a reading is generated from a calculation, and the calculation is printed beside the result. Where a figure cannot be produced honestly — planetary positions without an ephemeris — the page says so instead of filling the gap.

That approach occasionally produces answers the subject does not like. Eleven of the 22 arcana cannot be a destiny-matrix centre, because the centre is always twice something. Nineteen of the 31 aura colours have no wavelength at all. Losing teeth is dreamt by 18.8% of people, not the 39% repeated everywhere. Those are not opinions, and each page shows the working.

Worked on

Angel numbers: 2,064 numbers with their arithmetic Synastry: base rates for 382 planet pairs Aura colours checked against the visible spectrum Destiny matrix: the parity constraint on the centre Dream dictionary with measured prevalence Birth chart calculator with local-time conversion The formulas, their accuracy and where they fail

Elsewhere

The same person, verifiable from more than one place.

Reusing the data

Everything computed here is published under CC BY 4.0 — free to use, including commercially. The one condition is a link back to the page you took it from. If you carry a figure, please carry the caveat attached to it: several are interesting precisely because they contradict the usual claim.

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