The right move at the wrong time is still a loss.
Astra tells you when to act. Name any decision — a signing, a launch, a hire, a market entry — and get the exact hours to do it in: opening and closing times, a 0–100 score, and the chart reasoning behind both. Scored against your birth chart, not a generic sky.
A timing instrument, not a horoscope.
No daily reading, no compatibility quiz, no affirmations, no opinion about your rising sign's aesthetic. Astra answers one question — when should I do this specific thing — with a time range, a number, and chart logic you can open, audit, and disagree with.
What you get, before you pay anything.
One reading, built from your birth chart, sent to your inbox. It's the same engine the paid product runs on — just pointed at you once instead of continuously.
Three steps. Sixty seconds.
"Sign a term sheet." "Launch the product." "Open a position." The decision type changes which factors carry the weight.
Nine factors, scored together, on your natal chart and your timezone — not a generic sky.
Exact open and close times, a 0–100 score, and reasoning you can open. Calendar export included.
A window, a score, and the reasoning.
The free reading is one look. The product is the same engine running continuously — on every decision you put into it.
Nine factors, weighted. Not three, cherry-picked.
Every factor is visible, weighted, and adjustable. If you think fixed stars are noise, turn them down. The engine shows its work.
Most weeks, something is worth doing. Some weeks, nothing is.
An app that finds a great window every single day isn't measuring anything. Astra says hold when the chart says hold. That's the whole reason the act is worth acting on.
Signatures, launches, entries, hires.
The things you're currently thinking.
I don't believe in astrology.
Isn't this just a horoscope with extra steps?
What if I don't know my birth time?
Do I need to know any of this terminology?
What does the free reading cost me?
What happens after the 7-day trial?
Is this financial advice?
Two plans. Seven days free on both.
The free reading costs nothing and needs no card. If you want the engine running continuously, this is what that costs.