Free Retrograde Alert
Never be caught off guard by a retrograde again: we send you a short email the moment Mercury, Venus or Mars goes retrograde — with the exact window and what the phase means for you. Free, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
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Never miss a retrograde
We'll send you a short email the moment Mercury, Venus or Mars goes retrograde — with the exact window. Free, unsubscribe anytime.
Why a retrograde alert?
"Mercury retrograde" is far more than astrology folklore — these phases bring a spike in misunderstandings, tech glitches and stalled decisions. Knowing when one begins lets you prepare instead of being surprised.
Our alert is calculated deterministically from the Swiss Ephemeris — the same astronomical data professional astrologers use. No guesswork, no rough estimates: the alert fires exactly on the day of the retrograde station.
What you get
One short, high-quality email per event: which planet is going retrograde, in which zodiac sign, the exact window from station to station — and a calm, clear note on what to watch for during the phase.
No spam, no flood of ads. Just the moment that matters: the start of each Mercury, Venus and Mars retrograde. One click at the bottom of any email unsubscribes you.
See where the retrograde hits you
Your free codex reading connects the current transits to your birth chart — and shows you, across 22 more systems, exactly where this energy lands.
Calculated with Swiss Ephemeris — astronomically precise data
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FAQ
Is the retrograde alert really free?
Yes, completely free. You sign up with your first name and email, confirm via a double opt-in link, and receive the alerts from then on — with no hidden costs.
Which planets do I get alerts for?
The three personal planets: Mercury, Venus and Mars — the retrogrades you feel most strongly in everyday life.
How often will you email me?
Only at the start of a retrograde. Mercury goes retrograde about three times a year, Venus and Mars far less often — so just a few emails per year on average.