Timing

How AiRA Finds Good Days to Make a Decision

"Is now a good time to ask for a raise?" "Should I have this conversation this week or wait?" AiRA answers questions like these by comparing today's planetary positions (transits) against your own natal chart — not a generic calendar that's the same for everyone.

What "favorable" and "caution" days actually mean

Every planet keeps moving after you're born — this is called a transit. When today's transiting planets form a supportive angle (aspect) with a planet in your natal chart, that tends to be a day where things move more easily. When the angle is tense, it tends to be a day worth more caution — better for reviewing and slowing down than for rushing a big decision. Both are read from your own exact birth chart, which is why two people can have completely different "good days" on the same calendar date.

See your own favorable and caution days, calculated from your real birth chart.

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Frequently asked questions

How does AiRA know which days are good for what?

The system compares current planetary positions (transits) against the planets in your natal chart. When a transiting planet forms a supportive angle with a natal one, that day tends to get marked as favorable; a tense angle tends to get marked as a caution day. This calculation is specific to your own birth chart, not the same calendar for everyone.

Does a 'caution' day mean something bad will definitely happen?

No. 'Caution' means the planetary angles are more tense than usual — a good time to slow down, review, or be more careful before a big decision, not a prediction that something bad will definitely happen.

Can I actually use this to plan something important, like asking for a raise?

You can use it as one input into your decision, not the only one. A favorable-timing day might be when you feel more confident and ready to act than usual — but the actual outcome still depends on your preparation and other real-world factors.

Where can I see my own timing?

In the Life Calendar inside the dashboard, once you've set up your birth chart profile — it automatically calculates your daily rhythm for the whole month.