Astrozodify generates fresh daily horoscopes across 5 categories (love, career, health, money, general) for all 12 signs using Google Gemini — published every night at midnight UTC. Enter your birth date, time, and location for a natal chart and personalized forecasts, or check compatibility between any two signs. Every morning the platform auto-renders 24 videos (12 Instagram Reels + 12 YouTube Shorts) with TTS voiceover via Remotion — one per sign, zero manual work.
Honest cultural question. Hundreds of millions of people check their horoscope daily, even people who would never describe themselves as spiritual or superstitious. Apps in the category pull billions of dollars combined.
We have our own theories building Astrozodify, a daily horoscope is a low effort prompt for self reflection, structured around a familiar vocabulary. It is less about the stars and more about giving people permission to think about themselves for a minute.
We just launched Astrozodify, a horoscope app that tries to fix the thing every astrology product gets wrong. Most apps serve the same boilerplate to twelve million people every day, "you may encounter challenges, stay open to opportunities", endless variations of nothing.
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Hey Product Hunt, the Supafast team here.
Astrozodify started as an experiment, can a daily horoscope feel actually personal instead of generic? Turns out yes, but only if you give it structure.
Every reading goes through a specific prompt architecture, sign plus day plus category plus seasonal context. The result is noticeably different from the "you may encounter challenges today" boilerplate that fills most astrology apps.
The part we are most proud of is the video pipeline. Every morning, twenty four videos are auto rendered (twelve Reels and twelve Shorts) using Google Cloud TTS for voiceover, Whisper for subtitle timing, and Remotion for the render itself. Everything runs on Google Cloud Run. It sounds over engineered, but the goal was zero manual work after setup.
We know astrology is not for everyone. But there are hundreds of millions of people who check their horoscope daily, and most of the products serving them are still running on content written in 2003. That felt like a gap worth filling with something better.
What would make an astrology app genuinely useful to you, or what has kept you from trying one?