HELP & FEATURE GUIDES
A little guidance.
Simple ways to explore your sky, understand your chart and make space for reflection.
Start with what you know.
Your familiar zodiac sign is your Sun sign. Your Moon at birth describes a different position in the same birth chart, and Rising is the sign on the eastern horizon at your birth time and place. The app explains each one separately.
The Moon in today’s sky is different from your Moon at birth. Its phase and illumination change with the date; your birth chart stays tied to your birth details.
You can begin without an exact birth time. The app marks uncertain placements and leaves out Rising, houses and personal transit timelines when the time is unknown.
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Every paid feature has a free, three-step walkthrough with an example. Open Settings → How to use Plus, or tap ? inside a feature. Guides are also available before purchasing.
Personal transit timelines
Open Week → Your personal timeline. Begin with one card. A transit compares a moving planet with a position in your birth chart.
- Tap a card to expand its dates.
- Enter and Leave mark the app’s 2° range around an angle. Exact is the target angle. Dates are approximate, and repeated crossings can occur.
- Choose Reflect on this to write from the question.
Try this: use a communication prompt to draft one clear sentence before a conversation.
An exact angle does not predict a life event. A known birth date, time and place are needed. One calculated window is free; Plus opens the full list.
Guided reflection paths
Open Journal → Your guided paths. Choose Find your voice, Make a little space or Feel more connected. You choose your focus; your sign does not choose it for you.
- Read one small action and question.
- Write a few words, or continue without writing.
- Use Save & continue. Return to a numbered step whenever you like.
Try this: “A little sketch held my attention.” That is enough for the opening voice exercise.
Each path has seven exercises, with the first step free. Drafts save locally. Previously completed steps and saved drafts remain accessible after Plus ends. There is no streak or deadline.
30-day Moon calendar
Open Week → 30 days. Seven days remain free.
- Swipe the date strip and select a day.
- See its Moon shape, illumination and reflection together. A lunar milestone jumps to its day.
- Choose Write a reflection to keep your own perspective.
First quarter means about half the visible lunar disk is illuminated. It does not measure your productivity or luck.
This is the sky for everyone, separate from your Moon at birth. Milestone times use your iPhone’s current time zone.
Guided chart practices
Open Chart → a planet → Guided practice. Start with Sun, then explore another theme if you like.
- Read the short exercise.
- Try it if it feels useful.
- Tap Reflect in my journal to record what you noticed.
Try this: “I asked a question before offering advice.”
Sun, Moon at birth and Rising practices are free. Plus opens the other planetary practices. Technical chart details are optional; interpretations are symbolic, not fixed facts about you.
Weekly reflection
Open Journal → Reflect on your week. Move through Notice → Understand → Carry forward.
- Begin from memory or look at recent journal pages.
- Answer any of the three prompts. Back and Continue retain answers while the review is open.
- Save reflection creates an editable journal page. At least one answer is needed.
“A short walk helped me settle.” → “I’ll leave ten minutes before my first meeting.”
Closing an unfinished review asks whether to keep writing or discard. It is not automatically saved as a draft. Saved reviews remain free after Plus ends.
Your writing and purchases.
No Lunestill account is needed. Apple handles optional purchases. The app will show the current local price, renewal terms and any eligible offer before you confirm.
Restore Purchases restores eligible membership access with the Apple Account used to buy it. It does not transfer your writing. Use Settings → Export a backup to keep a separate copy of your journal and path progress.
Reading, editing, deleting and exporting saved journal pages stays free. Apple’s own subscription guide explains how to manage or cancel an active subscription.