Cycles
Seven windows divide every day, each with its own quality. This is the one you are in, what it suits, what to leave alone, and where it sits in the week.
Source method
The day is divided into seven windows, and the window that falls at a given hour shifts by one each day of the week. The grid is a Latin square: the same seven qualities, rotating, so no two days run the same order.
How to use it
The parchment panel at the top is the window you are in right now, with what it suits and what it does not. The bar below it shows how far through that window you are and what comes next.
The week grid shows every window of every day; today’s column and the window you are in are marked. Plan a move takes the kind of thing you are about to do and tells you whether now is a good window for it, and when the next good one arrives.
Note
Treat the windows as timing guidance, not a command. Use them to pick a better hour for something you were going to do anyway, not to decide whether to do it.
Now
Where you are in it
The week
Plan a move
Say what you are planning, and this tells you whether the window you are in now suits it — and when the next window that does arrives.
Every option below is a button — press one. Press it again to clear it, or another button instead.