Can I Use Sky to Plan Ahead?
Yes, and that is most of what it's for. You can look ahead at the themes around a project, a conversation or a personal goal and weigh them against your actual schedule, and a transit gives you something to consider rather than a guarantee of how the day will go. Monthly looks about 35 days ahead, annual includes a rolling year, and new events arrive as your calendar refreshes.
What if I Don’t Know My Birth Time?
Sky still works without a birth time, and it includes the moons, eclipses, retrogrades and sign changes. It can calculate contacts to your other natal planets from an approximate time, so treat that timing as approximate, and it leaves out natal Moon, Ascendant and Midheaven contacts, houses and chart-ruler references because those depend on an accurate time. If you don't know your time, choose the time-unknown option instead of guessing.
How Do I Add Sky to My Calendar?
Choose your events, complete setup and copy your subscription link. In Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar, look for the option to add a calendar by URL or subscribe to a calendar, then paste your link.
Subscribe rather than importing a one-time file so new events can keep arriving. Sky appears as a separate calendar alongside your appointments, and your calendar app checks for updates on its own schedule.
How Do I Manage or Cancel Sky?
Sign in with your checkout email, open Subscriptions & Services and choose Manage Billing & Subscription. Stripe’s billing portal shows your payment details, invoices and cancellation options. Check the effective cancellation date there.
For new subscriptions, personal calendar updates stop when paid access ends. Removing events from your calendar doesn’t cancel billing. Need a hand? Email hello@livelaughzodiac.com.