Written in the stars. Then in a café.
Scorpio and Cancer, two water signs: both of them notice everything, neither says the big thing first. The reading called it before either of them did — Moons that agree on what safety feels like, a spark that was never going to be the problem. A number on a Tuesday night. A voice note by Wednesday. This table by Saturday.
A dating app that does the reading for you.
Most apps hand you a grid of faces and wish you luck. Cosmic Match opens on your own sky and arrives with an opinion. Before you see anyone, their chart has already been read against yours — Sun against Sun, Moon against Moon, Rising against Rising, and the cross-aspects between them — and turned into a number you can actually argue with.
A real reading, not a vibe
Every profile carries a compatibility score read from both birth charts — ten parameters, averaged. Tap it and you see all ten, scored out of 10, each with a line telling you what the placements mean for the two of you.
Screened before it is seen
Every photo is checked before a single other person can see it. Nothing reaches anyone's sky until it comes back clean.
Faces that are actually theirs
The blue tick is earned by a live camera check — a moving-face test that a photograph of a photograph cannot pass, matched against the pictures already on the profile.
It opens on your sky.
There is no deck of cards to work through. The app opens on Sky, one long scroll: tonight's sky over where you are, then the person whose chart reads strongest against yours, read in full, and the next three. Under them, rails of people who share your Moon, your element, your Rising, or sit opposite you — then The stars disagree, and Written in your stars, the first twenty-five people near you, strongest compatibility first.
Every launch draws your chart first — the Rising sign on the eastern horizon the way every chart is drawn, the Sun and Moon in their signs — and onboarding ends the same way: give your birth date, time and city and the app draws the wheel before it shows you a single other person.
Four steps, and one of them is optional.
Tell it when and where
Your birth date, time and city. Don't know your exact time? That is fine — the Rising sign is marked approximate and the Sun and Moon stay accurate.
Build the profile
Up to six photos, a bio, what you are here for, up to five interests and up to five prompt answers. A ring on your profile tab shows how much of it is done.
Prove it is you
Optional, and the one step that changes how people read your profile. Thirty seconds in front of the camera earns the tick.
Read, Align, talk
People near you, ordered by how well your charts actually fit, each with the reading behind the number. Under every face, three buttons: Align is how you like someone, Drift passes, Stardust says it louder. When you both Align, it's a Cosmic Match and the chat opens — text, voice notes, and replies attached to the exact photo or prompt you are answering.
Ten parameters. One average. No thumb on the scale.
The headline number is not a weighting anyone tuned to flatter you. It is the plain average of the ten scores below, rounded once. The ten are then apportioned so they add up to that headline exactly — a breakdown summing to 82 under a headline of 84 would read as a bug, so it never happens.
Big main character energy · this could be a whole rom-com arc.
The numbers above are an illustration. Your own are computed from two real birth charts, and they are symmetrical — the person on the other end sees exactly these ten numbers too, not a flattering version of them.
A reading written for the two of you, not a horoscope for a sign.
Under the ten parameters sits a few honest paragraphs, generated from both charts and the ten scores: what your two elements do in a room together, the two parameters that carry the pair, where to be gentle, and one first message worth sending. Same inputs, same words — it does not reword itself to flatter you, and nothing in it is generic copy.
Fire and air — you feed each other. Plans get bigger in the telling, and somehow still happen. What carries you and Priya: your Moons agree on what safety feels like, so the hard days will be easier than you expect. And nothing about this will be boring — the plans will grow legs on their own.
Where to be gentle: you will misread each other in text — a voice note fixes what a paragraph cannot.
Try this first: Ask what a good, quiet Sunday looks like for them. Then tell them yours.
Every score gets a verdict in plain words.
| Score | What you'll see | The read |
|---|---|---|
| 90–100 | Written in the stars ✨ | Ngl the universe kind of ships you two. |
| 75–89 | Big main character energy | This could be a whole rom-com arc. |
| 60–74 | Worth the risk | Not written in the stars, but stranger things have happened. |
| 45–59 | Chaotic neutral | Could be iconic, could be a situationship. 50/50 odds. |
| Below 45 | Mercury in retrograde behavior | The stars are begging you to pass. Proceed with caution. |
Three places the app takes the long term seriously.
Nobody has to hint. What you are here for is a question everyone answers; how the two of you hold up over time is one of the ten scores; and the reading is written for the pair, not for a sign.
“Built to last — this has meet-the-parents energy.” The line a pair gets when Long-term Stability reads 8 or more. Taurus × Virgo, in this case — computed the same way in both directions, and not something anyone can buy.
Said in full words
Everyone answers one question at sign-up: a long-term relationship, something serious, something casual — or still figuring it out. The answer sits on the card, in full words, so nobody has to guess or ask in the first message.
Long-term Stability, scored
One of the ten parameters is how your two charts hold up past the first month. When it reads 8 or more for a pair, the card and the reading wear one small mark — a fact about the two of you, computed the same way in both directions, and not something anyone can buy.
The line it comes with: “Built to last — this has meet-the-parents energy.”
A reading for two
Why you two is written from both charts and the ten scores: what carries the pair, where to be gentle, and one first message worth sending. It is about the two of you, not about your sign — and it does not reword itself to flatter anyone.
Three checks, and none of them are yours to run.
Dating apps ask you to spot the fake. Cosmic Match would rather do that work before the profile reaches you.
Every photo, checked
A new photo is visible to nobody but its owner until it has been checked. Explicit content ends the account. Anything borderline is held back and looked at by a person.
If the check cannot run, the photo waits. An unchecked photo is never shown.
A live face check
The tick is earned with an on-screen oval: a few seconds of your real face, matched against the photos already on the profile.
No video is kept. The check happens in the moment and nothing from it is stored.
Reports a person reads
Six reasons, one tap, from inside the conversation. Reporting does not unmatch — that is offered separately, so nobody has to choose between getting away and being heard.
The person reported is never told who reported them.
A conversation that starts with something to say.
Voice notes
Up to sixty seconds. Tone survives a voice note in a way it does not survive a text, which is most of the point.
Reply to the thing itself
Answer a specific photo or a specific prompt and your message arrives attached to it. No "haha which one".
Private by construction
A conversation is readable by the two people in it. That is enforced by the database, not by the app being polite about it.
Six things the app now does that it did not last week.
Each one is explained properly on the features page. The short version:
Tonight's sky
The real sky over your own coordinates: the Moon at its phase, the brightest stars, all seven other planets. Pinch to zoom, drag across the whole sky, and find Earth under your feet.
Tonight for you two
Up to four of your chats a day get a question worth asking, sitting above the message box. Tap it and it is in your draft; send it or not.
The stars disagree
Once a week, a second look at up to four people you passed on whom the stars rate highly. Free on every tier, and it costs nothing from your daily cap.
Plan a date
After 40 messages, pick a spot from real Reddit recommendations in 32 Indian cities, a day and a time. The other person says yes — and then both of you can add it to your calendar.
Choose who you see
Pro & Elite: verified faces only, only the signs you want — by sign or by element — and only the intents you are open to. These narrow who you see; they change nobody else's sky.
It's a Cosmic Match
Align, Drift, Stardust — the three buttons under every face. When two people Align, the app says so on one line, with both faces and a way straight into the conversation.
Two tiers, for when the free one is not enough.
Regular is the whole app. Pro and Elite change how soon the right people see you, how much of your attention list you get back, and — since this week — who you see at all. Prices are shown in the app. Every plan renews until cancelled — refunds and cancellations.
Align is how you like someone. Drift passes. Stardust says it louder.
| RegularEverything that makes the app the app. | ProThe people worth meeting see you sooner. | EliteAll of Pro, then more. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🔥Aligns a day (Likes per day) | 50 | 100 | Unlimited |
| ✨Stardust | twice a week | twice a day | five times a day |
| 👀Who liked you | blurred | half of them, unblurred | every single one, unblurred |
| ↩️Undo an Align | once a day | five a day | unlimited |
| 🎯Choose who you see | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| 🗺️Match from any city in India | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| 📈Your place in others’ feeds | — | sooner | first |
| 💫Who you meet first | everyone | strong matches first | the most popular, strongest matches first |
| 🔭Everything else: the readings, The stars disagree, Tonight for you two, Plan a date | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
🎯 Verified faces only. Only the signs you want, by sign or by element. Only the intents you’re open to. These narrow your feed; age, distance and who you show each other stay mutual.
📈 The people others Align with meet you earlier in their feed. Nobody is shown sooner than Elite.
Elite is all of Pro, then more
- Stardust five times a dayPro: two
- Unlimited AlignsPro: 100
- Everyone who liked youPro: half
- Unlimited undosPro: five a day
- Nobody is shown sooner than EliteThe strongest head start
Who you show each other, your age range and your distance work both ways, for everyone, at every tier. What a tier changes is the order among the people already there — and, on Pro and Elite, three filters that narrow who you see: verified faces only, chosen signs, chosen intents. Those run one way. They change your sky, not anyone else's.
Astrology, honestly. Compatibility scores are computed from real birth data using a documented method, and they are entertainment. They are not a prediction, not advice, and not a statement about anybody's character. Treat the number as a conversation starter and your own judgement as the decision-maker — including the ordinary precautions anyone should take before meeting a stranger.
The ones worth answering up front.
When can I download it?
Soon. Android is in closed testing on Google Play with an invited group, and iOS is on TestFlight and has been submitted for App Store review. Public links appear on this page the day each store clears it.
Is this Vedic astrology?
No, and deliberately not. Cosmic Match uses Western tropical placements — Sun, Moon and Rising — computed from your birth date, time and city. It is not a kundli match and it is not marketed as one.
What if I don't know my birth time?
You can still use the app. Your Rising sign is the placement that needs an exact time, so it is marked approximate; the Sun and Moon are computed accurately regardless. Parameters that lean on the Rising sign are worth reading with that in mind.
Do other people see where I live?
They see a distance, never a position — and never one finer than 2 km. Your coordinates live in a table no other user's account can read at all. Your birth city is a separate thing entirely: it is a city you pick for the astrology, and it is not where you live.
Is the verification tick something I can buy?
No. It is earned by passing the live camera check, and it is removed automatically if a photo is added that does not match the verified face. No tier includes it and no amount of money buys it.
Can I delete everything?
Yes, from inside the app, immediately and permanently — profile, photos, every Align and Drift, matches, messages and your stored position. You can also export a copy of your data first. See Delete your account.
I think I was banned by mistake.
Write to care@cosmicmatch.in from the email or phone number on the account and a person will look at it. Ban guidelines and appeals explains what happens next.
Two platforms. One sky.
Both charts, read for something that lasts.
Android is in closed testing on Google Play. iOS is on TestFlight and with App Store review. Nothing to pre-register for and no email to hand over — the public links land here when review clears.