Your personal practice
On Today, look for Your personal practice beneath the daily sky brief. Choose Make a plan beside a suggested action or Plan an action to write your own. In an Astra conversation, Turn this into a small step opens the same planner after a completed response.
Write a manageable action, what matters to you, and what progress would look like. Choose when to try it and when to return to reflect. The clocks use the timezone shown below the form. Missing or repeated daylight-saving times require a different clock time.
Saving keeps the sky context calculated at that moment with your plan. It does not preserve an entire Astra conversation or turn its interpretation into a verified fact. You can edit an unreviewed plan; its original sky context stays unchanged.
Return and reflect
Your plan stays on Today after you leave or reload. When its review time arrives, choose Reflect on this action. Select Completed, Tried part of it, or Skipped. If you tried it, you can also describe the guidance as Useful, Neutral, or Unhelpful and write an optional note.
The review time is a return point inside AstraTalk; saving a plan does not create an email or phone reminder. Review controls update while the page is open, within about thirty seconds of the scheduled time.
View all actions shows reviewed entries. Original guidance and its basis separates calculated context, symbolic interpretation, and your own experience. A useful suggestion does not establish that the sky caused an outcome.
The summary covers up to your 100 most recent actions and includes neutral, unhelpful, skipped, and unanswered observations. Export downloads up to 500 recent records and review history. For a complete account export, use the privacy controls in Settings. Delete an individual action using its trash control and confirmation.
Find a time that fits
Choose Find a time that fits on Today or open Timing Advisor. Enter the action, intention, duration, timezone, available intervals, and deadline within the next seven days.
The planner compares a bounded set of feasible start times and offers up to three options. It may report that no full session fits or that the options have no clear symbolic advantage. Your schedule and deadline take priority. The ranking is a symbolic interpretation of calculated sky positions, not a probability of success.
On Today, Use this time starts an editable plan; finish saving it to keep it in your practice. Download calendar event creates an ICS file you can choose to import into a calendar. Downloading alone does not save an action or modify your calendar.
Correct what Astra remembers
Open Settings → Soul Memory. Each item names its source. You can Confirm, Correct, or mark it No longer true, as well as redact or delete it.
A correction replaces the old text and invalidates its searchable vector. Previously inferred memories from that same conversation are retired so stale context cannot resurface. If indexing is unavailable or personalization consent is off, the corrected record is still saved but is not made searchable for Astra. You can confirm it again later to retry eligible indexing. An optional expiry uses the end of the selected day in UTC.
Explore an uncertain birth time
Open Birth Chart → How much does birth time matter? Enter a possible time range on your saved birth date. You need the birth date, location, and timezone; an exact birth time is optional.
The comparison samples candidate charts through the shared calculation engine. It reports observed Sun and Moon signs, Rising signs, and Sun and Moon houses, with calculation sources and unresolved clocks. “Same at sampled times” only describes the tested samples. It does not prove the placement stayed unchanged between them or recover your true birth time. Comparing a range leaves your saved profile untouched.