Questions
The things people ask before trying it, answered plainly.
- Is it free?
- Checking a single day is free, in full, as often as you like — every aspect, the best hour and any warnings, with no account. A pass is what lets you search a range of dates and have every day in it ranked.
- Are my birth details stored?
- No. They are used to calculate your chart for that one request, returned to your browser, and discarded. They are never written to a database or a log.
- Do I need my exact birth time?
- It helps, and it is not essential. The time fixes your Ascendant and Midheaven. If you do not know it, 12:00 is the usual stand-in; the reading still works, with less precision on the angles and the Moon.
- What does a pass add?
- Searching a range and ranking every day in it — a month, six months or a full year at a time, depending on the pass. The one-year pass and the date report also add any day’s best hour to Google Calendar or Outlook, and the date report includes a typeset PDF.
- Is this a prediction?
- No. The planetary positions are calculated from real astronomical data. What they are taken to mean is a traditional system of interpretation, offered for reflection — it is not advice, and no outcome is promised.
Easier to see than to describe. Checking a single day is free and holds nothing back.
Check a day, free