The DashaHQ journal

A field guide to your dashboard

Published 2026-09-29

The dashboard is deliberately spare. This page walks through everything on it once, so nothing stays mysterious.

The status line

Under your greeting sits the trial or plan status and, if you have been reading, a day streak. The streak counts consecutive days with a stored reflection. Miss a day and the count starts over, but nothing nags you about it. The number is there if you find it motivating, and ignorable if you do not.

The reading card

Today's reflection, when it exists, appears in two sections: Season, the mood of the current planetary period, and Reflections, two or three open questions. Underneath sit three quiet tools. "This resonates today" is a one-tap bookmark for the readings that landed. The note box is a private scratchpad, useful for the thought you had while reading. "Copy reflection" hands you the full text to paste wherever you keep such things, disclaimer included.

If today's reflection does not exist yet, the card offers a generate button instead. One press computes and writes it on the spot. Whether you generate at dawn or let the morning email do it, you get the same day's reflection, and the archive keeps it either way.

The chart wheel

The wheel is a North Indian style kundali. The geometry never moves: house one is the top diamond, and the houses proceed counterclockwise from there. What rotates is the zodiac, so your rising sign lands in that top diamond, highlighted. The two-letter tags are the planets: Su Sun, Mo Moon, Ma Mars, Me Mercury, Ju Jupiter, Ve Venus, Sa Saturn, Ra Rahu, Ke Ketu. Under the wheel, a caption names your birth details and the current period, the planetary chapter the engine computed for today.

The rest

The upgrade buttons appear while you are on trial and disappear once a subscription is active. Sign out does what it says. That is the whole surface. The restraint is intentional: the product is a daily pause, and the dashboard should take about that long to read.

Curious what season your own chart is in? Start the 7-day trial — a daily reflection, computed from your birth data, for entertainment and self-reflection.

Begin with your birth date

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