How it works

Start curious.
Find your own rhythm.

A few minutes with your chart. A question that stays with you. A small intention for the day. There’s room to make AstroHitch your own.

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This silent, 32-second tour follows a real account. Today brings together the day’s astrological weather, Moon, forecast and goals. The tour opens the daily transit timeline, switches to the weekly view and then explores the Moon. Back on Today, it opens an existing AstroCoach conversation about a change in professional focus. The tour ends with the account’s three active goals and their progress. No message is sent and no goal is created during the recording.

01 / Your AstroHitch

Begin with your birth chart.

Enter your date, time and place of birth. AstroHitch brings together the planets, houses and aspects, with a guided Cosmic Profile to help you get your bearings.

Meet your chart

02 / Your AstroHitch

Check in with your day.

Open Today for an overview, follow a transit that catches your attention or explore the Moon. Go from a broad theme to the astrological details behind it.

Explore your forecasts

03 / Your AstroHitch

Ask what it means to you.

Bring a question to AstroCoach, or start with a mood check-in. Your chart, focus areas and relevant saved context give the conversation a personal starting point.

Get to know AstroCoach

04 / Your AstroHitch

Choose a next step.

Save a goal when it feels right. Plan an event, write a journal entry or explore a relationship. Return when you have something new to ask, notice or work toward.

Make space for your plans

No astrology vocabulary required.

Ask for a plain-language explanation whenever you need one. The deeper chart details are there when you want them.

Your experience matters.

Notice what resonates and what does not. Astrology and AI offer perspectives; your own judgment stays part of the process.

Choose what gets saved.

Review the goals and events AstroCoach suggests before accepting them. Keep the ideas that fit your life.

One question is a good start

What are you curious about?

Open AstroHitch