Diary

General transit descriptions are written for everyone at once. For one person Mars to Moon means irritation and insomnia, for another a productive week on the rise. How it works for you is shown only by observation.

An entry takes a few seconds: mood, energy, sleep, what important happened. Then matching works, not memory – recalling after six months what 14 March was like is impossible.

Each day has a calculated geometry: transits to points of your chart, sign and Moon phase, retrogrades. The entry is linked to this geometry, not to the date itself.

Then the platform gathers entries by identical configurations. The more entries, the more meaningful the output: three days give nothing to say, three months reveal a pattern. Therefore the diary is a habit for a minute a day, not a one‑off action.

Your personal list: which configurations match your difficult days, and which with uplift. It does not match the general descriptions, making it more useful.

After that, the forecast is read differently: you know in advance which transits you should not burden yourself with, and which will pass by.

Only you. Diary entries are personal data: they are linked to your account, not shown to anyone and not included in public collections.

Entries do not go into the language model by themselves: the AI astrologer works with the chart geometry. If you ask to analyse observations, the entry is sent by your direct action, not in the background.