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Moment selection
Finding a good date for something still to come: a wedding, launching a company, a procedure, signing a contract. The process has three levels of depth. 1) The engine scans the whole range of days and ranks them, proposing golden hours and minutes for the best ones. 2) In conversation with an astrologer you weigh the days in pairs — against the chart of the person concerned — and narrow them down to finalists. 3) For the finalists you generate full portraits with forecasts and study them across five years to pick the winner. You do not have to go through all three. The ranking alone is often enough.More in the FAQ ›
Tell us the undertaking, goals, date range and place — we will point out the best moments, then you can discuss them with an astrologer.
1Your astrologer
Rich and El read the same data and follow the same rules — what differs is how they talk. Rich is matter-of-fact and analytical, El warmer and more vivid. Beyond those two you may also come across Tom — our apprentice, who works with the portrait and the year ahead — and Apa, a being from another civilisation with a very different way of looking at a chart. The choice does not change the calculations or the conclusions, only the tone. You can pick someone else for each new conversation.
Rich
after signing up
Measured, precise, analytical.
El
after signing up
Warm, intuitive, expressive.
Tom
Curious, easy-going, quietly funny.
Apa
after signing up
Clear-eyed, perceptive, kind.
2What are you planning?
The kind of undertaking decides what we look for in the sky. Founding a company calls for a different pattern than a wedding. If nothing fits, pick Other — we then check the general quality of the moment.More in the FAQ ›
Used in the record names of this process (election, charts, match-up).
3What do you want to achieve?
The goal tunes how days are scored: the same transits land differently when you care about money than when you care about calm and durability. You can pick several — we then look for days that reconcile them best.More in the FAQ ›
Choose up to 2
4When?
Give the date range in which you can realistically start. The wider it is, the better the chance of a genuinely good moment — but the scan takes longer. You can also narrow the weekdays and hours, if for example you only sign contracts on working days.More in the FAQ ›
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5Where?
The place of the event determines the Ascendant and houses for every candidate moment — and the scoring depends on them. Give the place where the thing will actually happen, not where you live, if those differ.More in the FAQ ›
Enter the place where the undertaking will "live" — for a company its registered seat, for a wedding the ceremony venue, for a contract the place of signing.
If you can't find your town, enter a larger nearby city.
Enter coordinates manually:
6Link your own chart
Without a chart attached we judge the moment alone — whether it is good in itself. With a chart attached we add the personal layer: how a given day falls against your own chart. That is usually the most interesting part of the result.More in the FAQ ›
Log in to tune the dates to your own chart.
Ready for a good date? From your settings we'll scan the sky and point out the best moments — then you'll talk them over with an astrologer.
Scanning the sky in your range…
Best moments
★★★ Stars mark the strongest days (the more, the better).
What do you want to do with the chosen moments?
The ranking of days is already computed — that is the first level. Now for the two deeper ones. Pick the finalists: you weigh the days in pairs with an astrologer, against the chart of the person concerned, and narrow them down to a final pair. Along the way you also get the favourable hour within the day. Pick the winner: for the two finalists we build full charts with a forecast up to 5 years and compare them point by point. This is the last step before deciding — and a separate, deeper write-up. You do not have to do both. If the ranking is enough for you, just use it.More in the FAQ ›
Talk it over with an astrologer
Two moments and a conversation about which looks better and what hour to begin. No extra cost.
Explore deeper (forecast up to 5 years)
Two moments, full charts with a forecast up to 5 years and a point-by-point comparison. A separate write-up.
Select two moments to compare them.Pick your finalists. The astrologer helps compare the chosen pair of moments; if you like, come back and weigh another pair — until the best one emerges.
What do you want to do with the chosen moments?
The ranking of days is already computed — that is the first level. Now for the two deeper ones. Pick the finalists: you weigh the days in pairs with an astrologer, against the chart of the person concerned, and narrow them down to a final pair. Along the way you also get the favourable hour within the day. Pick the winner: for the two finalists we build full charts with a forecast up to 5 years and compare them point by point. This is the last step before deciding — and a separate, deeper write-up. You do not have to do both. If the ranking is enough for you, just use it.More in the FAQ ›
Talk it over with an astrologer
Two moments and a conversation about which looks better and what hour to begin. No extra cost.
Explore deeper (forecast up to 5 years)
Two moments, full charts with a forecast up to 5 years and a point-by-point comparison. A separate write-up.
Electional astrology is disputed even among astrologers — treat this as inspiration and fun, not advice or a guarantee. The decision and responsibility are yours.
Your astrologer
Rich
after signing up
Measured, precise, analytical.
El
after signing up
Warm, intuitive, expressive.
Tom
Curious, easy-going, quietly funny.
Apa
after signing up
Clear-eyed, perceptive, kind.
How far a forecast to bring into this conversation?