Midjourney Acquires Astrology App Co-Star to Expand Consumer AI

Midjourney has acquired astrology app Co-Star, bringing its team and consumer app expertise to the AI company as it expands beyond image generation.

Jul 26, 2026 - 04:27
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Midjourney Acquires Astrology App Co-Star to Expand Consumer AI
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Midjourney, the artificial intelligence company best known for its AI-powered image and video generation tools, has acquired the social astrology app Co-Star. The companies did not disclose the financial terms of the transaction.

Co-Star has an estimated 4.3 million monthly active users and is widely used for generating astrological birth charts, sharing horoscope insights and comparing compatibility with friends. The platform combines artificial intelligence with human-written content to produce personalised horoscopes, relationship assessments and other astrology-based recommendations.

Midjourney broadens its product ambitions.

The acquisition signals that Midjourney is continuing to expand beyond the AI image generation tools that made it one of the most recognisable names in generative AI. While the company is closely associated with its Discord-based platform rather than a standalone mobile or desktop app, it has also explored projects in areas such as healthcare and wellness.

Adding Co-Star to its portfolio brings an established consumer application with millions of users and a team experienced in building large-scale social products.

Co-Star team joins Midjourney.

As part of the acquisition, Co-Star’s team of approximately two dozen employees will join Midjourney. Their experience in developing consumer-facing applications could help the AI company expand beyond Discord and potentially build its own standalone app in the future.

The deal reflects a broader trend of AI companies investing in consumer-focused products and communities as they seek to diversify their offerings. For Midjourney, acquiring Co-Star adds a popular social platform to its growing portfolio while strengthening its capabilities in consumer software development.

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Shivangi Yadav Shivangi Yadav reports on startups, technology policy, and other significant technology-focused developments in India for TechAmerica.Ai. She previously worked as a research intern at ORF.