The planetary hours for your location on a clock you can tap, drag or step round with the keys, each hour at its true length, or on the sky itself: the Sun's real path from horizon to horizon with the hours along it, to drag through the day as the sky darkens to stars. The hour now with its angel, correspondences, the planet's strength and Lilly's test of whether a horary question asked now is fit to judge; a planner that finds any planet's hours up to two months ahead — on its own day, with the Moon waxing or waning and not void of course, by day or night — and sends them to a calendar; a seven-day grid and a chart of the hours through the year. Watch the twenty-four hours counted round the planets draw the seven-pointed star of the week, practise finding an hour's planet, hear its tone, and find the hour you were born in.
mixer13 lessons explain the ideas behind this tool.
A few things to do with this tool, from a first try to a habit. Each one you tick counts as practice for the day, towards your streak and milestones.
Kept in this browser. Notes you send to the journal are kept there as well.