The sky runs on a schedule.
Now it lives in yours, too.

Which apps open the calendar file (.ics)?

All the usual ones: Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook and practically every other calendar app. You import the file once and every event of the year sits in your calendar — no subscription, no account.

Are the planner and yearbook for print or for the screen?

Both. They come as print-quality A4 PDFs: print them at home or at a copy shop and have them bound — or use them straight on your tablet or laptop.

What do I need for the personalized editions?

For the planner, your timezone is enough — plus your name for the cover, if you like. For the yearbook, a name and date of birth will do; birth time and place make the calculation even sharper.

What if I don’t know my birth time?

No problem — we calculate at 12:00 noon. Only your Moon position can blur slightly; the yearbook honestly says so where it matters.

How does the timezone handling work?

You pick your timezone when you configure your edition. Every event — every full moon, every retrograde start — is converted to your local time, so it lands on the right day instead of one calendar day off.

When do the prices apply?

During the launch all three editions are free — you already see the future prices, but you pay nothing. Once the launch phase ends, the listed prices apply. Whatever you download before then stays yours.