Tell me what
went wrong.

You’re using something unfinished on purpose. The most useful thing you can send is the small irritation you would normally shrug off — those are the ones nobody else reports.

One thing per report, and send as many as you like. Three problems in one box share one severity and get fixed as one thing, which usually means two of them don’t. After you send, the form comes straight back with your name still in it.

What is worth reporting

Anything that read as wrong. A reading that didn’t sound like your chart, a date that looked off, a word that landed badly.
Anything you had to work out. If you paused to figure out where to tap, that’s a finding, not a failure on your part.
Anything that felt like a machine. Sidra is meant to sound like a person who knows the technique. Where it stops sounding like one is exactly what I need.
Whatever you liked, if something did land — it’s as easy to remove a good thing by accident as a bad one.

What would you pay?

The app shows no prices during the beta, on purpose — a number on screen is the answer you would give back. So this is the one place to say what it’s worth to you, and the useful answer is the honest one, including nothing.

Sidra is an AI briefing system. It reads astrological conditions — it isn’t medical, legal, financial or psychological advice, and not a substitute for professional help. If something in the product concerned you rather than annoyed you, say so here and say so plainly.