Asked once, answered with character. Six distinct voices, a letter-quality reply on the whole page. No feed, no scroll, no streak nag.
TestFlight now. Public release: 2026.
A voice for the question you keep meaning to ask — and the patience to read it slowly.
Most apps offer one tone. Astra offers six — each a different lens on the same question, so the answer that lands is the one you needed.
Each voice was written as a character with its own habits of mind. The same question put to two of them gets two genuinely different answers — not two phrasings of one.
Measured, undramatic. Names the thing and shows you what's in your control.
Useful at 7 a.m.
Sees the shape under the question. What the conflict is really about.
For the loop you keep returning to.
The wish the question is hiding. Speaks gently. Doesn't talk down.
When tenderness is the move.
The version of you who already lived through this. Hindsight without smugness.
For the decision you keep delaying.
The move you've been told not to make. Names the boundary you'd actually like to set.
When polite is the wrong answer.
Image, archetype, suggestion. A frame to think in, not a fortune to obey.
When you want symbol over advice.
"You already know. That is the part you find hardest to admit. The avoidance is not laziness — it is the small daily proof you give yourself that the thing is too big."
— Stoic, on "What am I avoiding that I already know I should do?"
Six characters, each with its own habit of mind. Switch any morning. The choice locks for the conversation.
The question you've been carrying. The one you haven't asked a friend. Whole sentences welcome.
The reply fills the page. No chat bubble shuffle. Sit with it. Follow up if you need to. Save what lands.
A real saved reading from the app. Inner child, asked the question on a Tuesday morning:
"Why do I keep going back to the same fight?"
Because part of you is still trying to win it the way you wanted to win it when you were small. The fight is not about today. It is the old wish that someone would finally say: you were right to be hurt. Try saying that to yourself first. The argument may not need to happen at all once that sentence lands.
Reply held to 240 wordsVoice locked for the conversationOffline in your shelf, forever
Astra is for the question you carry around — the one a chat thread is too noisy to hold. It refuses to scroll. It hands you one voice and waits while you read.
No. It's a reading. You pick a voice, ask one real question, and read a letter-quality reply on the whole page. You can follow up — the same voice continues — but the format is the page, not a chat stream.
TestFlight now (internal). Public on the App Store in 2026. Leave your email and you'll hear once, on launch day. That's it.
To generate a reply, the text of your question is sent to OpenAI (gpt-4o-mini) through our backend. Nothing else goes — no name, no email, no contacts, no location. Saved readings live only on your phone. Full privacy policy.
Three new conversations a day on the free tier, each up to ten follow-ups. Saved readings don't count. No subscription, no paywall in the launch version.
Not this product. Astra Oracle is iPhone-only. We publish a different app on Android under the same brand, with a different shape — see codeensis.com/astra if you're curious.
One email when Astra opens on the App Store. Nothing else.