Drag a planet to find the moment

Take hold of a planet and drag it. The chart's clock jumps to when it reaches exact aspect, a sign boundary, or an angle. You find the timing on the wheel itself instead of stepping through dates looking for it.

Every layer at once

Natal, transits, secondary progressions and solar arc as stacked rings. Aspects are computed between every pair of layers, so a progressed-to-transit contact is not something you have to work out by hand.

A calendar that knows your chart

A month at a glance with a detail panel for each day: Moon phases, aspects, the last aspect before void, eclipses. It shows the general void-of-course Moon and the moment the Moon goes void in your own chart as separate times, because they usually are.

Scan for the exact moment

Scan any range for perfections, ingresses, retrograde stations and eclipse contacts. Both moving points are recalculated at every step, so the timing still holds when both bodies are in motion.

Best times

Score a window and rank what is usable inside it, down to a 24-hour intraday scan. For when the date is still open and you would rather choose it than accept it.