Moon void-of-course
The classical pause: what begins now tends to fizzle. Orrery computes each void to the minute.
Decision timing, computed
Timing isa decision.
Name what you’re weighing — a pitch, a launch, a signature — and Orrery scores your next seven days against the computed sky. Good windows, bad windows, plain reasons.
Chart my weekNo signup. The real sky, right now.
The whole rule set — five factors, nothing hidden
Mercury retrograde
Station to station — the traditional caution for messages, deals, and signatures.
Moon phase
Waxing carries launches. Waning favors closing. Scored hour by hour, in your timezone.
Your decision's factor
Each decision type keys one further condition — the Moon's next exact aspect to the planet that rules it.
The Moon's house
Twelve slices of the sky over you, each standing for a subject. They turn with the earth, so the Moon crosses all twelve daily — which is how Orrery names an hour, not just a day.
The question was never if
When.
The engine computes.The words only follow.
Orrery runs on Kairos, a deterministic engine built on JPL ephemeris data. Every void, retrograde, phase, and aspect is calculated first — then, and only then, put into words.
Every sentence Orrery writes cites a condition it computed. An automated faithfulness check holds that line on every render — no citation, no sentence.
The week ahead, every Sunday
Orrery’s weekly brief: the coming week’s best windows, computed for where you are, in one short email.