Learn the main workspace
Use Astro Clock to follow the current chart, hold a chart at a fixed moment in Manual mode, save charts you want to reuse, and open the deeper Astro Clock tools from the chart on screen.
Astro Clock is one core workspace inside Vox Stella. These pages cover the Astro Clock-specific workflow: start with the overview, save the chart states you want to keep, and then move into the analysis, timing, location, and investigation tools that branch from that chart context.
Use Astro Clock to follow the current chart, hold a chart at a fixed moment in Manual mode, save charts you want to reuse, and open the deeper Astro Clock tools from the chart on screen.
Use Saved charts (formerly Saved snaps) to keep a chart from Astro Clock, load it again later, search older charts, and reuse the same chart across the deeper Astro Clock tools.
Go to Transits for timing scans, Synastry for chart-to-chart comparison, Astrocartography for location work, Mundane and Weather for research readings of a country or a place, or Trait profile and Forensic when a chart should drive interpretation.
Start with the main workspace, save the chart states you want to keep, and then move into the deeper analysis tools from a stable context.
See how Realtime and Manual mode, the Tools bar, saved charts and the deeper Astro Clock tools work from one chart.
Save a chart, load it again later, search older charts, and reuse the same chart across the Astro Clock tools.
Open the full Current aspects window: an aspect grid, every aspect in force, antiscia, parallels and cusp aspects.
Scan a date range for strong transit windows, read the timeline and its peaks, run the predictor, and check exact times.
These guides build on saved charts and timing windows when you want to compare people or rank moments.
Compare two saved charts in Vox Stella Synastry. Review emotional fit, communication, attraction, tension, and growth with the supporting chart factors.
Scan a place and date range for stronger moments, compare the ranked windows, and jump a winner back into Astro Clock.
Astrocartography starts from a saved birth chart and branches into map inspection or Place finder ranking. Mundane and Weather read charts for a country or a place and need no saved chart.
Start from a saved birth chart, read the natal and transit lines, zeniths and Local Space, inspect a city, and open its report.
Rank candidate cities for a Place finder goal, or shade the world map with a model B goal, and move from a broad region search to one city at a time.
Read ingress, lunation, eclipse and event charts for a country, find the Lord of the Year, and scan a region by place and day.
Scan a place or region for astrological weather signatures timed by Riske's rules, read one moment in full and check its calibration.
These workspaces read the chart in Astro Clock or a saved chart you choose, so picking the right chart first changes what the interpretation engine sees.
Read a chart as a structured trait profile with constructive, style and strain traits, topic maps and house influence.
Run a chart through the forensic workspace, review the findings and sections, and add symbolic local-space bearings when needed.
These pages cover the broader Vox Stella surfaces around the separate Astro Clock feature, including Dashboard, Horary Workspace, and the app-wide settings and casting flow.
Review saved horary charts, search and filter them by verdict, reopen earlier work, and cast a new chart from the home screen.
Landing pageEnter the horary question, place and time, choose houses and advanced options, and cast the chart with the horary engine.
Requires question and locationRead the chart wheel and the Judgment, Dignities, Aspects, Moon, Details and Notes tabs after casting a horary chart.
Requires a cast or saved chartUse Vox Stella settings to choose the theme, manage your license, set up AI integrations, check the connection, and find updates.
Applies across the app