Timing-based practice app (moon, planetary hours, sabbats). Free closed beta, practitioner feedback wanted

Hi everyone. We built Arctara around timing, moon phase, planetary hour, and sabbat timing together, so you can see when something's actually well-timed, not just how to do it.

Save your workings, plan spells around real timing, hemisphere-aware Wheel of the Year, a deity compendium tied to timing rather than static entries. Tarot, runes, dream journal, and grimoire all connected to the same logic.

Free, closed beta, kept small on purpose so practitioners can actually shape what's missing.

Happy to answer any questions, and honestly curious what this community thinks is missing from apps in this space.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 1 hour ago
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Timing-based practice app (moon, planetary hours, sabbats). Practitioner feedback wanted

Hi everyone. We built Arctara around timing, moon phase, planetary hour, and sabbat timing together, so you can see when something's actually well-timed, not just how to do it.

Save your workings, plan spells around real timing, hemisphere-aware Wheel of the Year, a deity compendium tied to timing rather than static entries. Tarot, runes, dream journal, and grimoire all connected to the same logic.

Free, closed beta, kept small on purpose so practitioners can actually shape what's missing.

Happy to answer any questions, and honestly curious what this community thinks is missing from apps in this space.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 5 hours ago

Timing-based practice app (moon, planetary hours, sabbats). Practitioner feedback wanted

Hi everyone. We built Arctara around timing, moon phase, planetary hour, and sabbat timing together, so you can see when something's actually well-timed, not just how to do it.

Save your workings, plan spells around real timing, hemisphere-aware Wheel of the Year, a deity compendium tied to timing rather than static entries. Tarot, runes, dream journal, and grimoire all connected to the same logic.

Free, closed beta, kept small on purpose so practitioners can actually shape what's missing.

Happy to answer any questions, and honestly curious what this community thinks is missing from apps in this space.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 5 hours ago
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Timing-based practice app (moon, planetary hours, sabbats). Free closed beta, practitioner feedback wanted

Hi everyone. We built Arctara around timing, moon phase, planetary hour, and sabbat timing together, so you can see when something's actually well-timed, not just how to do it.

Save your workings, plan spells around real timing, hemisphere-aware Wheel of the Year, a deity compendium tied to timing rather than static entries. Tarot, runes, dream journal, and grimoire all connected to the same logic.

Free, closed beta, kept small on purpose so practitioners can actually shape what's missing.

Happy to answer any questions, and honestly curious what this community thinks is missing from apps in this space.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 5 hours ago

Timing-based practice app (moon, planetary hours, sabbats). Free closed beta, practitioner feedback wanted

Hi everyone. We built Arctara around timing, moon phase, planetary hour, and sabbat timing together, so you can see when something's actually well-timed, not just how to do it.

Save your workings, plan spells around real timing, hemisphere-aware Wheel of the Year, a deity compendium tied to timing rather than static entries. Tarot, runes, dream journal, and grimoire all connected to the same logic.

Free, closed beta, kept small on purpose so practitioners can actually shape what's missing.

Happy to answer any questions, and honestly curious what this community thinks is missing from apps in this space.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 5 hours ago

Timing-based practice app (moon, planetary hours, sabbats). Free closed beta, practitioner feedback wanted

We built Arctara around timing instead: moon phase, planetary hour, and sabbat timing together, so you can see when something's actually well-timed, not just how to do it.

Save your workings, plan spells around real timing, hemisphere-aware Wheel of the Year, a deity compendium tied to timing rather than static entries. Tarot, runes, dream journal, and grimoire all connected to the same logic.

Free, closed beta, kept small on purpose so practitioners can actually shape what's missing.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 6 hours ago

Timing-based practice app (moon, planetary hours, sabbats). Free closed beta, practitioner feedback wanted

We built Arctara around timing instead: moon phase, planetary hour, and sabbat timing together, so you can see when something's actually well-timed, not just how to do it.

Save your workings, plan spells around real timing, hemisphere-aware Wheel of the Year, a deity compendium tied to timing rather than static entries. Tarot, runes, dream journal, and grimoire all connected to the same logic.

Free, closed beta, kept small on purpose so practitioners can actually shape what's missing.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 6 hours ago

Timing-based practice app (moon, planetary hours, sabbats). Free closed beta, practitioner feedback wanted

We built Arctara around timing instead: moon phase, planetary hour, and sabbat timing together, so you can see when something's actually well-timed, not just how to do it.

Save your workings, plan spells around real timing, hemisphere-aware Wheel of the Year, a deity compendium tied to timing rather than static entries. Tarot, runes, dream journal, and grimoire all connected to the same logic.

Free, closed beta, kept small on purpose so practitioners can actually shape what's missing.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 10 hours ago

Made a free app for tracking moon phases, planetary hours, and rune practice. Closed beta, feedback welcome

Hey r/NorsePaganism

My wife and I have been building an app called Arctara. She's the practitioner, I do the technical side.

The core idea is timing, moon phase, planetary hour, and sabbat timing all tied together, so you can see when something's actually well-timed, not just how to do it. Runes are part of it too, alongside tarot, a dream journal, and a deity compendium.

It's free, still in closed beta, and we've kept the group small on purpose so we can build around what practitioners actually tell us is missing.

Happy to answer questions if someone is interested.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 11 hours ago
▲ 2 r/occult

Timing-based practice app (moon, planetary hours, sabbats). Free closed beta, practitioner feedback wanted

Hi everyone. We built Arctara around timing, moon phase, planetary hour, and sabbat timing together, so you can see when something's actually well-timed, not just how to do it.

Save your workings, plan spells around real timing, hemisphere-aware Wheel of the Year, a deity compendium tied to timing rather than static entries. Tarot, runes, dream journal, and grimoire all connected to the same logic.

Free, closed beta, kept small on purpose so practitioners can actually shape what's missing.

Happy to answer any questions, and honestly curious what this community thinks is missing from apps in this space.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 13 hours ago
▲ 8 r/pagan

Built an app for my practice, coming back to share what's grown since last time

Hi everyone!

A few months ago you kindly let me share Arctara here, an app I convinced my husband to build with me because I was so frustrated with switching between five different apps just to get the information I wanted.

I wanted to come back and share what's grown since then.

The app has evolved a lot and is still very much evolving because of phenomenal real practitioners, who joined and tested Arctara. Together we are shaping the app. Moon phases, planetary hours, spell library, when to cast, tarot, runes, dream journal, grimoire, herbs and crystals, wheel of year, deity compendium. All in one place.

We are still in beta, still free, still being shaped by the people using it.

If you tested before, thank you so much! If you haven't yet, we would love to have you and hear your thoughts about it.

https://arctara.app/privacy

Blessed be 🤍

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 6 days ago
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What's always been missing from witchcraft apps for your practice?

After 20+ years of practice I got so frustrated switching between apps that my husband built me one. Now curious, what would make a witchcraft app actually useful for your practice? Not aesthetics. Real practice tools.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 8 days ago

Built a witchcraft timing app — Arctara

My wife and I built Arctara.

She's the practitioner, I'm the developer. We built it because she needed it and nothing out there did what she wanted.

What it does: calculates real planetary hours from your exact location, tracks moon phases, wheel of the year, daily tarot and rune pulls, spell library, grimoire, dream journal, and gives you a magical timing window for your intention work.

The whole idea is that timing is as important as intention. That's what the old grimoire traditions understood, the Key of Solomon, planetary hours, lunar timing. We just put it in your pocket.

Currently in closed beta, free to download. Android and iOS.

If you want access, drop a comment or DM. Happy to add you to the tester list.

arctara.app

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 13 days ago

Built an app for my practice — looking for fellow practitioners to test it

Hi there!

I'm practicing for more than two decades now and I'm quite annoyed by the choices of apps for our practices. I really dislike having to switch between apps to get the information I want, so I made my own app. Well, not alone obviously. It took quite some time to convince my husband to build an app for my practice but we did it and I love it so much.

I've been using it for my practice for some time now and I've been wondering if there's anyone who would like to test it and tell me if there's anything missing? It would be so cool if I could find some fellow practitioners to test it and help shape the app with me.

If enough people join, there will also be a community/coven where we all learn from each other and practice together.

We are beta live on ios and android.

Privacy policy: https://arctara.app/privacy

Blessed be 🤍

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 1 month ago

Built an app for my practice — looking for fellow practitioners to test it

Hi there!

I'm practicing for more than two decades now and I'm quite annoyed by the choices of apps for our practices. I really dislike having to switch between apps to get the information I want, so I made my own app. Well, not alone obviously. It took quite some time to convince my husband to build an app for my practice but we did it and I love it so much.

I've been using it for my practice for some time now and I've been wondering if there's anyone who would like to test it and tell me if there's anything missing? It would be so cool if I could find some fellow practitioners to test it and help shape the app with me.

If enough people join, there will also be a community/coven where we all learn from each other and practice together.

We are beta live on ios and android.

Privacy policy: https://arctara.app/privacy

Blessed be 🤍

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 1 month ago

Built an app for my practice — looking for fellow practitioners to test it

Hi there!

I'm practicing for more than two decades now and I'm quite annoyed by the choices of apps for our practices. I really dislike having to switch between apps to get the information I want, so I made my own app. Well, not alone obviously. It took quite some time to convince my husband to build an app for my practice but we did it and I love it so much.

I've been using it for my practice for some time now and I've been wondering if there's anyone who would like to test it and tell me if there's anything missing? It would be so cool if I could find some fellow practitioners to test it and help shape the app with me.

If enough people join, there will also be a community/coven where we all learn from each other and practice together.

We are beta live on ios and android.

Privacy policy: https://arctara.app/privacy

Blessed be 🤍

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 1 month ago
▲ 12 r/pagan

Built an app for my practice — looking for fellow practitioners to test it

Hi there!

I'm practicing for more than two decades now and I'm quite annoyed by the choices of apps for pagans. I really dislike having to switch between apps to get the information I want, so I made my own app. Well, not alone obviously. It took quite some time to convince my husband to build an app for pagans with me but we did it and I love it so much.

I've been using it for my practice for some time now and I've been wondering if there's anyone who would like to test it and tell me if there's anything missing? It would be so cool if I could find some fellow practitioners to test it and help shape the app with me.

If enough people join, there will also be a community/coven where we all learn from each other and practice together.

Privacy policy: https://arctara.app/privacy

Blessed be 🤍

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 1 month ago

Does anyone here work with planetary hours for ritual timing?

I've been diving deep into planetary hours for some time now and I'm genuinely surprised how little it comes up in pagan spaces compared to moon phases.

The system itself is ancient. Chaldean in origin, used across Hellenistic, Roman and medieval magical traditions. The idea that each hour of the day is ruled by one of the seven classical planets, and that timing your devotional work or rituals to those hours can amplify their intent.

For example, working with Venus on a Friday during a Venus hour for love or beauty work. Or Saturn hours for banishing and ancestor work around Samhain.

I find it adds a layer of precision that moon phases alone don't give. The moon tells you the season of your magic, the planetary hour tells you the exact moment.

Does anyone here incorporate this into their practice? I'm curious how different traditions approach timing, whether it's purely intuitive or more calculated.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 2 months ago

Does anyone here work with planetary hours for ritual timing?

I've been diving deep into planetary hours for some time now and I'm genuinely surprised how little it comes up in pagan spaces compared to moon phases.

The system itself is ancient. Chaldean in origin, used across Hellenistic, Roman and medieval magical traditions. The idea that each hour of the day is ruled by one of the seven classical planets, and that timing your devotional work or rituals to those hours can amplify their intent.

For example, working with Venus on a Friday during a Venus hour for love or beauty work. Or Saturn hours for banishing and ancestor work around Samhain.

I find it adds a layer of precision that moon phases alone don't give. The moon tells you the season of your magic, the planetary hour tells you the exact moment.

Does anyone here incorporate this into their practice? I'm curious how different traditions approach timing, whether it's purely intuitive or more calculated.

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 2 months ago
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App for witches

Hi there!

I'm practicing for more than two decades now and I'm quite annoyed by the choices of apps for witches. I really dislike to switch between apps to get the info I want, so I made my own app. Well, not alone obviously. It took quite some time to convince my husband to build an app for witches with me but we did it and I love it so much. I've been using it for my practice for some time now and I've been wondering if there's anyone who would like to test it and tell me if there's anything missing? It would be so cool if I could find some witches to test it and shape the app with me.

If enough witches join, there also will be a community/coven where we all learn from each other and practice together.

Blessed be 🩶

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u/Michellesmoonmagic — 2 months ago