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Sunsign Daily

Your star sign, resolved properly.

iOS beta on TestFlight — open nowAndroid open testing — open now

One reading a day for your sign, with one concrete thing to do and a colour to go with it. Short enough to read standing up, specific enough to act on.

Today’s one thing is free, every day: a single small task you can tick off, not a paragraph telling you to trust the process.

It resolves your sign against the year-specific solar ingress rather than fixed calendar date ranges. That sounds like a detail until you were born near a cusp — the date the Sun actually crossed into Scorpio moves from year to year, and most apps use a fixed table and get those birthdays wrong.

The Signs section is history and astronomy rather than a reading: Capricorn as the Babylonian goat-fish that came to us through cuneiform, and why Ptolemy grouped the signs the way he did. The journal stays on the device, and the streak is forgiving — a vacation pause, no countdown, and no red warning trying to panic you into opening it.

Sunsign Daily is framed as tradition, not prophecy. There is no scientific evidence that star signs affect health, mood or wellbeing, and nothing in it is advice about any medical matter.

  • Sunsign Daily’s Today screen: the constellation, the day’s headline, and today’s one thing marked free, always
  • Today’s colour — Pewter, with its hex value — shown as a disc holding the sign’s constellation
  • The pairings screen: today’s pairing of Capricorn and Leo free every day, with the other eleven listed
  • The twelve signs section, stating that it is history and astronomy and nothing in it is a reading, with Capricorn as the Babylonian goat-fish
  • The journal screen: what the day said, a box for what you write, and a note that entries never leave the device

Get it

iPhone & iPad

The beta runs through Apple's TestFlight app. Install TestFlight first, then this link opens straight into the invitation.

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Android

Open testing on Google Play — no group to join. Tap the link, choose Become a tester, then install from the Play page it hands you.

Join the beta on Google Play (opens in a new tab)

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