How to read your sky

LunaVero is a daily astrology companion: your natal chart, today's transits, a journal, a daily card, and an AI you can ask about all of it. This page explains every part in plain language.

Getting started

There is no account and no password. On the welcome screen, enter your name, email, birth date, birth time, and birth place. LunaVero recognizes you by a salted hash of those details, and the same details always open your sky. Keep the spelling consistent.

• Birth date sets the positions of every planet.
• Birth time sets your houses and Rising sign. Two people born the same day can have completely different charts without it. If you don't know your time, leave it blank. You still get the planets and signs, just a rougher house map.
• Birth place anchors the chart to a spot on Earth and its time zone.

Using LunaVero day to day

LunaVero never emails you and never will. The sky moves every day, so the practice is simple: come back whenever you like, and let the three daily pieces orient you.

• Start with Today. The day tells you which transit is strongest for you right now, which house of your life it is moving through, and one small practice to meet it. Treat it as the sky's ask for the day: a theme to work with, not a verdict.
• Draw your card. The daily card is a mirror for the same theme. Read what the card means on its own, then what it means next to today's sky. When the card and the transit point the same way, pay attention: the day's lesson is underlined.
• Look Ahead when you plan. The coming weeks show which transits are arriving, peaking, and leaving, and which parts of your life they touch. Use it like a weather report before a long walk: choose your days, prepare for the heavy stretches, and make use of the open ones.

Over time the Journal and Patterns tie the pieces to your own life: you log how the days actually felt, and LunaVero shows you how your moods move with the sky. That is the orientation the site is built for. The sky lays out the path, your chart is the map, and your journal is how you learn to read both. Nothing here is good or bad luck; every transit is material to grow with, and the mission it points at is yours to walk.

Today

Today is your daily sky, filtered through your chart:

• The weather: the strongest transit touching your chart right now, with its orb (how exact it is), when it peaks, and how long it stays in range.
• Your focus: the house that leads the day. By default the sky chooses: the house the day's strongest transit is crossing. You can pin your own house from the Focus card at the bottom of the left menu, or the band on the Today page.
• Also in play: the next two aspects worth knowing about.
• Affirmation and practice: one sentence to carry, and three small things the aspect asks for (plus what to skip today).

Journal

One tap records your day: pick a mood from Low to Bright, add a note if you like, and LunaVero stamps it automatically with the actual sky: moon phase, the day's headline aspect, your focus house, and your card. Streaks and entry counts build as you go.

Patterns

After about five journal entries, Patterns starts reading your own log: how your mood moves with the lunar cycle, your average mood by moon sign, and honest correlation cards. These are correlations in your data, not causes and not predictions.

Draw

One tarot card a day, from the 1909 Waite-Smith deck. The deck is shuffled for real the first time you draw each day, and that card stays with you all day, on every device, with keywords and a note on why this card meets today's sky. Your last seven draws stay listed below.

Ahead

Ninety days forward: new and full moons, eclipses, retrograde stations, sign changes, and the days a slow planet makes an exact hit on your chart. The wheel at the top shows your houses with today's planets circling them. Scrub the slider or press play to watch the sky move, pausing at every transition. Tap any event for what it means: the planet's role, which of your houses it's moving through, and any angle it's making to your chart right now.

Ask

Ask questions in plain language about your chart, a transit, or today. The AI answers with your computed chart, today's actual sky, detected chart patterns, and everything you've journaled as context. It remembers you between visits. The ✦ button floats on every page on desktop so you can ask without leaving what you're looking at.

Your chart

The Chart view shows your natal wheel and the full placement table in reading order: Sun, Rising, Moon, then Mercury through Pluto, with the lunar nodes last, plus the patterns detected in your chart (stelliums, grand trines, and the rest) and your full reading.

Your data

Your profile lives only as a salted hash, so we can't read your email back. From the user menu (your name, bottom-left on desktop): view your chart, switch language (English / فارسی), export everything as JSON, switch profile, or delete your data permanently.