Everything Zodiacs holds about you, in one file — and a one-click way to remove it.

Open Account → Your data. Download a copy saves a single JSON file: what our server holds, plus the profile and Ask history that live in this browser on your device.

Delete my account asks you to type DELETE, cancels any Plus subscription first, and removes the account and everything keyed to it. We do not ask why.

Your readings are worked out on your own device, so deleting the account does not touch them — clearing the site's browser storage is what removes those.

One link. Your friends read themselves onto it.

Share one link and the people who open it add themselves — their own birth date, their own consent, on their own screen. Nobody gets added by somebody else.

The result is a map rather than a list: you can see how a group's days sit together, which weeks suit everyone and which suit nobody. It is explicitly not a ranking of your friends, and it says so on the screen.

You can delete a map at any time. Doing so removes it for everyone on it.

Your day, in your inbox, in your own time zone.

A short daily email: how your day is marked, and why.

Turn it on in Settings, and set the time zone you want it to arrive in — it re-syncs whenever you open Settings, so a move or a trip does not leave it landing at 3am.

Every email carries a stop link that works in one click and never asks you to sign in.

A whole year read end to end — $11.99, once.

Every month of a year marked, with its clear days called out, as a one-off purchase rather than a subscription.

Most people who want a year read are planning one specific thing — a wedding, a launch, a move. That is an episodic need, so it is sold episodically. Buying a year opens that year's marks and its report, and does not renew.

The whole year opens, and Ask gets room to breathe.

Today and the next two weeks stay free, forever, along with your profile, your numbers and the full method.

Plus opens every month and your whole year, and raises Ask from three questions a month to thirty.

$9.99 a month or $59 a year, with a founding rate of $49 a year that holds for as long as the subscription stays active, while seats last.

A field that used to do nothing now does the most.

Gender was the last field in onboarding that was collected and then ignored. It now drives the ten-year chapters — the long arcs that sit underneath the daily marks — so the profile reads as a life with phases rather than a single fixed portrait.

Ask about timing and get a date with its reasoning.

Ask now answers in writing rather than handing you a table: when a date suits something, how the next weeks look, and the reason behind the answer.

It answers with a date and never with an instruction — it will not tell you what to do, and it will not predict an outcome.

Calendar, Ask and You — from one birth date.

The first release: a calendar where every day of your year is marked a good day, mixed, or not your day, with the reasoning shown in plain English; Ask, for questions about timing; and You, the profile computed from your date.

One birth date, no account, nothing to pay.