Public prediction record
The scoreboard
Every published prediction stays on the record, especially the misses.As of 2026-08-15: 3 claims scored against a provisional 50% reference for binary hit-or-miss claims. That reference is an assumption, not an empirically calibrated baseline; the sample is still tiny.
| # | Prediction | Due | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | A concrete win in shared assets and transformation (Jupiter sextile Venus, 8th house) | open | |
| 2 | A concrete win with partners, clients or counterparties (Mars sextile Moon, 7th house) | miss | |
| 3 | A concrete win in writing, posting and short trips (Sun trine Neptune, 3rd house) | hit | |
| 4 | A real obstacle in daily systems or health (Mars square Mercury, 6th house) | open | |
| 5 | A concrete win in networks, audience and allies (Mars sextile Jupiter, 11th house) | miss | |
| 6 | Paid plans launch in the Oct 2–7 window the engine rated best of the quarter | open |
The community record
Readers keep their own personal scoreboards: each daily reading can be marked hit or miss at the end of the day, on a secret link with no account. The marks add up here, sliced by sign, by the tightest aspect of the day and by the Moon's solar house. Self-reported, self-selected and small: read it as a mirror of what readers felt, not as a controlled test.
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Why publish a record this small
The engine-level claims above carry due dates and recorded outcomes, including misses. The horoscope archive is a separate reading record. Its saved reading text keeps the wording from its first capture. Older dates first added later are labelled reconstructed: they use historical sky positions and are not original predictions published on those dates. Capture details distinguish the two. Methodology: how we score.