Duat — Egyptian Sky & Decans

The account is open — kept daily, not sealed at birth.

Duat brings the ancient Egyptian sky to life: the 36 decan stars that timed the Egyptian year from at least 2100 BCE, the 12 hours of the sun's nightly journey through the underworld, and the Nile calendar — all computed live for where you stand.

THE WEIGHING OF THE HEART
Egypt pictured a life as an account weighed against the feather of Ma'at — truth, balance, right measure — once, at the end. This app rehearses that weighing daily: what you do today, examined now, not saved for a final reckoning.

36 DECANS, A LIVE NIGHT CLOCK
Watch the Amduat clock track which of the 12 hours of the sun's night journey it is right now, computed from your real location and sunset/sunrise, alongside the decan star presiding over this ten-day week.

A DAILY PRACTICE, HIDDEN IN A STORY
Each decan carries a presiding deity and a quality, and brings one short, true-to-life scenario with three choices. Your choices quietly gather into five planetary deities — Ra, Thoth, Hathor, Sekhmet, Osiris — and your star grows with a lifetime of practice. No scores to chase.

ASK THOTH
Ask the Divine Scribe about a decan, an hour of the night, your birth star, or the tradition itself — today's sky and your birth details are already in view. Plain language, any time.

GROUNDED IN THE CLASSICAL TRADITION
Drawing on Budge, Neugebauer & Parker's Egyptian Astronomical Texts, and the Dendera and coffin-lid star tables — retrieved, quoted, and shown, not invented.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your birth details, practice history, and conversations stay on your device. No account, no tracking. Readings are for reflection, not prediction.

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