Using Orrery.

What the points mean

Rule points come from Orrery’s fixed astrological scoring rules. They compare computed windows for the same activity and setup; they are not a probability or a promise of success.

The optional birth-chart comparison can reorder or veto shortlisted windows. It does not change their sky-only points. If it is unavailable, the result explains the sky-only fallback.

Keep calculation and choice separate

A saved outlook keeps its original dates, city, timezone, scores, explanation and birth-chart comparison. A new search uses your current setup.

A decision groups those calculations with your title and private notes. Comparing feasible dates creates separate one-day calculations. Choosing a window records your plan; it does not book anything, import a calendar event or mark the decision completed.

Ended windows remain Planned until you record what happened. Downloading a calendar file is separate from importing it; your calendar application handles reminders.

Returning on another browser

Request an email link, then explicitly confirm it. A new verified session replaces older sessions. Your setup ID alone cannot restore access.

Search drafts stay in the current tab for up to 30 minutes after your last edit. Only the same verified owner can recover them. Unsaved decision edits stay in this tab for 30 minutes after editing, with a choice to restore or discard when you return. Save the decision to keep those edits in your account.