Balbina Beta

A little morning fun

Start your day with Balbina.

A little forecast for your day — part useful, part ridiculous, occasionally suspiciously accurate.

Try Balbina → Free to try. Takes about a minute to sign up.
Balbina's Explore menu: Forecast, Evening check-in, Tarot, Biorhythm, Sun sign, Numerology, Feng Shui and Chinese Zodiac, each as a gold emblem on black.

Every morning

Balbina pulls together more than any reasonable person needs before breakfast.

Your day

Real weather, the moon phase, and how you actually said you're feeling.

Your cycles

Biorhythm — physical, emotional, intellectual, charted for today.

Your signs

Your sign, described a bit too accurately.

Your numbers

"You see the whole board and where each piece should go. Book lunch like a meeting, because meetings get attended."

Your surroundings

A five-minute fix for your space.

Your cards

One card, one reading. Zero doom.

EventuallyA past life, revealed slowly, never explained away.

And no scientific justification for some of it.

Her voice, your choice

How do you want Balbina to talk to you?

Nine voices in total. Pick whichever one you can take advice from at 7am.

Day Mantra

“Congratulations, you're conscious. Let's build on that.”

Morning and night

Your day, bookended.

In the evening, Balbina looks back. Not a productivity report. Not a list of everything you didn't get to. Just a small reflection, and somewhere to put it down.

Morning

“Breathe. Pretend you have a plan.”

Evening

“Tomorrow starts clean.”

She isn't your

productivity coach habit tracker meditation guru life optimiser

One modest ambition: make starting the day a little better. That's the whole pitch.

Tomorrow morning, ask Balbina. She'll have something to say.

Meet Balbina →

Free to try. Still in beta: she's occasionally strange, so tell us what you think.

How to install — lives in your browser, no store required

iPhoneOpen in Safari, tap Share, then "Add to Home Screen."

AndroidOpen in Chrome, tap the menu, then "Install app."

DesktopJust open it — bookmark it if you like.