What do I actually read on day one?
Add your birth details to a free account and Today opens, plus transits written for your houses. The free limits are: two Today pieces (re-reads of those days stay open), one timing chapter, the first three Self essays (Who You Are, Your Inner World, How You Think & Learn), one person with Mirror Effect and Karmic Lessons, and one Ask saved for the life of the account.
What's in all thirteen Self essays?
Who You Are, Your Inner World, How You Think & Learn (those three are free), then What You Value, Creativity & Romance, Your Relationships, Career & Purpose, Growth Through Challenge, Fortune & Beliefs, Friends & Aspirations, Transformation, Letting Go, and Your Edge. Each is a long essay from the whole chart, not a type.
What does a bond include?
Every bond gets Mirror Effect and Karmic Lessons. On Skybond+, the relation you picked adds four more articles: romantic, parent and child, sibling, friendship, or work. Free accounts can keep one person. Plus removes that cap.
How many questions can I ask?
The free plan includes one Ask for the life of the account. Skybond+ is up to five questions a day, about you or about a bond you added. Each answer is one saved article.
Do I need the exact birth time?
It helps. Houses move with the time, and a precise time makes Today, Self, and Bonds sharper. If you don't know it, say so — we still write from the date and place. You can add a time later from your profile.
Can I add someone without them signing in?
Yes, if they consented. You type their date, time, and place yourself. Or send an invite link so they enter the details on their own account. Don't add a person who didn't agree.
Are transit articles free?
Yes. Transit articles are free for everyone, signed in or not, on every plan. That includes the transits written for your houses once you add birth details.
Is this professional advice?
No. The articles are written with AI from a birth chart, for reflection. They are not medical, legal, financial, or therapeutic advice. Read the AI disclaimer before you treat a piece as a decision.