I never give my credit card to occult or psychic apps, so made no offer. "A full reading" asks users to make a monetary offer. Where to Draw Personal Boundaries When Using the Appįree access to general daily guidance and an unchanging personality reading will probably satisfy Co-Star users short of time or money. The app correctly placed my natal Jupiter in Libra, but interpreted it as if it were not retrograde. So all of my and your Co-Star daily readings will be based on an unfamiliar or faulty birth chart. The settings page offered a choice of Porphyry, Placidus, and "I Don't Care," but for Android (I've waited 11 months now) Placidus is still not available and neither is the appalling and patronizing option "I Don't Care." I looked hard throughout the app for the reason, and discovered in Settings that Co-Star defaults not to the classic Western astrological house configuration, called “Placidus,” but a simpler one called “Porphyry,” older but less precise. The other house placements were correct, so what was the matter? Co-Star went on to describe the Moon in House 1 personality. It placed my natal Moon in the birth chart’s House 1. Yet to my surprise, Co-Star, using “NASA” data, got some of my natal chart significantly wrong. The daily messages are short, sometimes barbed, or, one reviewer noted, even “bullying”: “Being unreliable is unfriendly." “You talk about other people because you don’t have your own life.” “Eat something new.”ĭevelopers, why is the "Day at a Glance" for "Tomorrow" never ready in advance? Astrology looks forward. No wonder then that Co-Star’s Instagram posts or daily push notifications are more popular than the inner reaches of this app. It furthermore assumed that I know and remember who has their natal Venus in earth signs, or will ask that of the people I meet. Those signs are Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn, but the app didn't say that.
"Earth Venus" means people born with Venus in earth signs. But I figured it out because it said I'd work worst that day with "Fire Sun." That meant folks with Suns in fire signs. That is admirable, and it's Co-Star's point of pride.Ĭo-Star said I'd work best today with "Earth Venus." Unfamiliar with the phrase, I clicked on it nothing.
This information is based on genuine planetary transits (credited to “NASA”) to the user’s genuine astrological natal chart.
The app provides "At a Glance" clues about what will go well that day and what won't, and whom to bother or ignore. Its web palette is white, black, and gray. No girly purples and pinks for Co-Star’s graphics. Dreams: What Do They Mean? Co-Star's Graphics and Social Media Presence
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