Understand yourself and the chapter you’re in.

Yes. Cancel anytime in settings. No hidden fees, no surprise retention flow, and no loss of access before your paid period ends.

Cosmic is £4.99/month or £39.99/year. There is no free trial, and you can cancel anytime in settings.

Cosmic Copilot is a chart-based astrology app that calculates your birth chart with verified astronomy data, then uses AI to explain what is active in your chart and what that can mean for your day.

We use deterministic VSOP87 chart calculations and verified timezone handling. AI is used for interpretation and delivery, not for astronomy math.

Cosmic is one plan at £4.99/month or £39.99/year. It includes your full natal chart, daily guidance with the transits behind it, Ask Cosmos, full 5-dimension compatibility, astrocartography, Cosmic Watch, the 3D Solar System, dream interpretation, and numerology — in 14 languages.

Ask Cosmos uses your natal chart, current transits, and numerology context to answer questions. The chart math is deterministic; AI helps explain the pattern in plain language.

Yes. You can start with your birth date. If you add exact birth time later, your Rising sign and house details become much more precise.

Different focus: Co-Star is strong for social features and personality insights. We focus on daily decisions by showing which transits are active in your chart and giving practical Do/Do later guidance.

Many apps have timezone bugs that shift your Ascendant by 15-45°. We use the IANA timezone database with historical data going back decades, so charts for births before 2000 are still accurate.

Yes, plus all planetary retrogrades. We show you when they're affecting YOUR chart specifically, not just generic retrograde warnings.

Cosmic Watch is your year view. It shows key retrogrades, eclipses, and timing shifts, then points to where they connect with your chart.

Each day is rated against your natal chart and the live transits hitting it that day — Moon phase, planetary aspects, retrograde windows, and the houses being activated. A 'best' day means the active transits are constructive for the kind of action the day surfaces (focus, connect, decide, rest). It is not a one-size-fits-all calendar — two people will see different ratings on the same date because their charts are different.

A timing window is an hour-range during the day when the transits supporting a specific kind of action — asking for something, signing, having a hard conversation, starting something new — are at their strongest. Open the day card, find the window for the action you have in mind, and act inside that range. Outside the window the energy is not 'bad', just less aligned, so timing the action gives you a better-supported moment without forcing the decision to wait.

There isn't a single 'best day' that works for everyone. The best day to decide is one where the transits hitting your chart support clarity rather than reactivity — typically a day with a settled Moon, a clean Mercury, and no exact hard aspects to your decision-house ruler. Open Best Days, look for ratings tagged for 'decide' or 'commit', and pick a day inside the next 7–10 where that rating is high and your own life logistics line up. Astrology is for entertainment and reflection — treat the timing as one input among several, not a green light.

A regular horoscope tells everyone with the same Sun sign the same thing. Best Days is built from your full chart — Sun, Moon, Rising, all planets, the houses they sit in — and then rates each upcoming day against the live transits hitting that specific chart. Two Libras born hours apart will see different ratings on the same date because their Moons, Ascendants, and house cusps differ. The output is a per-day rating with a recommended kind of action, not a paragraph of generic advice.

Open-ended ones about your own life work best: how a current transit might be landing for you, what a placement in your chart tends to mean, how an upcoming retrograde could affect a project, whether a date or window has supportive timing. Cosmos answers from your natal chart, current transits, and numerology context — so the answer is specific to you, not generic. It does not predict the future or make decisions for you, and astrology answers are for entertainment and reflection only.

Cosmos won't tell you yes or no — that's your call. What it can do is read the offer through your chart: which house the job activates, whether the start date sits in a constructive transit window, what your 10th-house ruler is doing, how Mercury and Saturn are positioned for negotiation and commitment. You walk away with a clearer sense of what the timing supports and where the friction might come from, then you decide. Astrology is one lens among several, offered for entertainment and reflection.