AstroEmpathySoul Seismograph
Short practices for tuning to the Sun, the Moon and the planets. Afterwards you note, in half a minute, what you felt, and over time you see your own “seismogram”: a personal spectrum of responses to the sky. It is an observation diary: a comfortable, convenient way to notice yourself.
We do not interpret and we do not promise: we invite you to feel and to record.
The observation diary
Log how you sense a luminary. It runs in your browser, with no account and no tracking.
Log
Date and time fill in automatically. Pick the luminary, the body area, the quality, how strong it was, and add your own words.
Timeline
Your entries by day, filterable by luminary, easy to edit or delete.
Patterns
Simple counts: which luminaries, body areas and qualities come up most often in your own entries.
Your data stays with you
Saved only on this device. Export as JSON or CSV, import a backup, or delete everything in one tap.
One session, four steps
This is the plan for the first version, not a promise of dates.
The sky now
It looks at the real sky (the Moon’s phase, the positions of the planets, sunrise and sunset) and suggests a practice for the day. You can also choose a luminary yourself.
Tuning
A practice of a few minutes, in audio or text: breath, attention to the body, an image of the luminary.
Noting sensations
Half a minute afterwards: warmth, density, movement, direction, light. You can add a word of your own.
Your seismogram
Each session is saved with the sky of that moment, and over time your entries form your own seismogram.
Want to try it first?
Early access is closed (a limited group) and free: no payment is taken. The Telegram bot is coming soon. For now, follow our channel t.me/astroempathy (in Russian).
Or fill in the form: it opens your email app with a ready message to [email protected]. The site itself saves nothing and sends nothing.
More about data in the privacy policy.