Hi all. Sharing an app I’ve just launched and that aligns with how I see magical workings being done. cecco, an almanac of the moment for timed magical work.
Open it and it reads the sky where you stand:
The corpus includes (public, translated) texts from several traditions I'm familiar with from South America, the Caribbean, and elsewhere, as well as a reproduction of nearly every popular "book of secrets" section found in the Solomonic grimoires. More will be added in time, but it already stands at over 1,700 entries — rituals, invocations and psalms, suffumigations, and candle work.
Everything is computed on the device itself. No account, no tracking, no analytics. Nothing about you or your workings ever leaves your phone.
It's free to download. A one-time purchase unlocks the full corpus. No subscription.
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App Store:
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Open it and it reads the sky where you stand:
- The planetary day and hour — true unequal hours, derived from actual sunrise/sunset at your location (day and night each split into 12), stepping through the Chaldean order. No pre-computed tables, no "hour of Mars is always 3pm" nonsense.
- The Moon — phase, tropical sign, and the 28 lunar mansions (the manazil as given in Picatrix/Agrippa), read together.
- The fixed stars — the 15 Behenian stars (per Agrippa), both the one nearest the Moon and any rising or culminating where you stand — the classic condition for talismanic work.
- An ideal window finder — working for wealth, love, protection, healing? It searches the days ahead and names the next favorable hour, with the astrological reasons why.
- A corpus of workings — rituals, suffumigations, psalms, and candle work, each tagged with what it's for and when it's best done, ranked against the current moment. Every entry shows the full text, timing, and materials.
The corpus includes (public, translated) texts from several traditions I'm familiar with from South America, the Caribbean, and elsewhere, as well as a reproduction of nearly every popular "book of secrets" section found in the Solomonic grimoires. More will be added in time, but it already stands at over 1,700 entries — rituals, invocations and psalms, suffumigations, and candle work.
Everything is computed on the device itself. No account, no tracking, no analytics. Nothing about you or your workings ever leaves your phone.
It's free to download. A one-time purchase unlocks the full corpus. No subscription.
Website:
App Store:
Google Play:
