Your daily experience
Counting your days gives back more than you put in
Each day you tell with one tap how it went. That sharpens your reading — but it is not the only thing it gives back.
You see tomorrow's preview, and add a bead to your necklace. Thirteen days complete a necklace, which is the tradition's own measure and not an invented round number.
And your portrait appears: your birth sign and what it says about you, your sky at birth, and your special dates — like the day your sign returns, which happens every 260 days and almost nobody knows when it falls.
Everything adjusts to you: how the reading speaks to you, how much your recent days weigh, whether your returns count, the reminder and the theme.
No accounts and no servers. Your birth date and your diary live only on your phone, and you can export or delete them whenever you want.
Questions that reach this page
What do I get for telling my day?
Tomorrow's preview and a bead for your necklace; thirteen days complete one. And each necklace lets you use one more birth date, to read someone else's day.
How often does my Aztec sign come round?
Every 260 days, which is how long one full turn of the tonalpohualli lasts. Your sign and your number coincide again a little under one and a half times a year, and the app tells you when.