HoroScrum reads today's sky and your team's birth charts, then tells you what to say in the morning meeting, when to push the one-to-one, who to ask for a favour and when to send the big email. Western, Vedic, Chinese and numerology, in plain English, in a living office that speaks your industry's language. The people at home get a read too.
The same sky lands differently on each sign. This is the read for today, computed live from the Moon, the planets and the day's star.
Sun signs only. Add a birth date in the office and it uses the Moon sign, the rising sign, the Moon's star and your numbers too.
Where each planet sits today, what it rules at work, and the retrogrades that explain the week.
Your sign, your energy today and your best window. Your date of birth stays on your device.
This is the daily read for one person. The office does it for everyone you work with, every day, and for every pair of them. Open the office to add your team.
A desk for every colleague, a meeting room, your desk. The sky, the light, the moods and the chemistry change with the day's astrology. Any office works: pick finance, healthcare, retail, legal, education, sales, agency, manufacturing, consulting or tech, and every reading speaks that language.
Krishu the cat and Riree the dog wander both worlds and do their own thing.
Four steps, from birth details to a plan for the day.
Every hour has a ruling planet. Some are for asking, some for building, one is for nothing that needs a yes. This is today.
Every pair of colleagues gets a score for today: real aspects between their charts, the 36-point match, animal harmony, and how each one's day is going.
In the office you drag two people together and see it happen: hearts, sparks or a small rain cloud.
Pick one system or blend them. Everything is written in plain English, for every country.
Real. The positions of the Sun, Moon and planets are calculated for the moment you look; moon phases, retrogrades and eclipses match the published dates. The astrology follows the classical rules of each tradition, and the advice is written to be useful on an ordinary Tuesday.
Yes. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app. A text-only mode gives you just the reading.
Yes. Export the office as a link or a file and everyone gets the same world, then each person adds their own birth details privately.