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An astrology app that reads, not a feed

tadoy's Soul page turns your chart into a few quiet lines for the day — today's transits, the planetary aspects, where the moon is, where the year is. The same app holds your journal, mood, habits and body. No feed, no push spiral, no daily-horoscope dopamine.

tadoy's Soul page — the zodiac season and the moon's sign, phase and the house it's transiting.
Season and moon, with the house the moon is moving through.

What the Sky surface shows

  • Natal chart — sun, moon, rising and house placements, computed from your birth date, time and place.
  • Today's transits — where each planet sits against your chart, with how long it's been there and how long is left.
  • Planetary aspects — the sextiles, trines, retrogrades and ingresses in plain language, each as one line.
  • Moon & season — the moon's sign, phase and the house it's moving through; the zodiac season and where you are in it.
  • Glance — one signal from every system — astrology, numerology, Gene Keys, Human Design — on a single small grid.
tadoy's Astro · Planets view — retrogrades, sextiles, trines and ingresses, each written as one line.
Aspects and ingresses, one line each.

A reading, not a horoscope feed

Most astrology apps are built to be opened many times a day — a feed, a notification, a streak, a friend's chart to compare. That's a fine product; it just isn't this one. tadoy distils your chart into a short reading that sits on the same page as your mood and your habits, then gets out of the way. You can read it in fifteen seconds and not think about it again.

The voice is deliberately steady rather than provocative — "late-cycle steadiness, with little appetite for rush," not a dare. It's meant to sit next to a journal entry, not to be screenshotted for a group chat.

How tadoy compares

  • vs Co-Star — the horoscope-feed and push-notification play, with a brutal voice and a friend graph. tadoy's Sky is a daily reading drawn from the same ephemeris, without the feed or the social layer.
  • vs The Pattern — deep personality timelines and relationship analysis as the whole experience; tadoy surfaces a daily transit and the moon, then hands the page back to the rest of your day.
  • vs standalone chart apps — TimePassages and the like are excellent reference tools if the chart is the point; tadoy reads the chart for you in a line or two and keeps it next to everything else.
tadoy's Glance grid — one signal each from astrology, numerology, Gene Keys, Human Design, tarot and the liturgical calendar.
Glance — every system, one line each, on one grid.

One quiet page, not seven loud apps

Astrology is one ingredient here, alongside Human Design, numerology, Gene Keys and scripture & prayer — and, beyond the Soul page, your journal, mood, habits and body. The bet is simple: most people who live alongside astrology don't want a fifth app for it. They want one quiet page that already knows the date.

Privacy

Your birth details, your chart and the readings drawn from them live on your device — not synced to tadoy's servers, not used to train any model. The same on-device posture as journal, mood, body and habits. Full detail on the privacy page.

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Common questions

Is tadoy an astrology app?
Partly — astrology is one surface on the Soul page, next to journal, mood, habits and body. It can be turned off entirely.
Is this a replacement for Co–Star or The Pattern?
No. Those are astrology-first apps with a feed and a social layer. tadoy's Sky is a daily reading, not a feed.
What does it calculate?
Your natal chart, the day's transits and aspects, the moon's sign and phase, and the zodiac season — on device.
Where do my birth details go?
Nowhere. They stay on your device and compute your chart locally — never synced, never used to train a model.