Guide

Peakbot is a moon clock for a decision. It tells you when a window opens and when to stop. It does not change the odds.

1. Read the verse

   Ecclesiastes 3:1 says there is a season and a time for every purpose. A season is the day. A time is the hour. Later lines name the pairs: a time to plant and a time to pluck up, a time to get and a time to lose, a time to keep silence and a time to speak. Use that to decide. Buy on the poor day. Sell, buy the ticket, place the wager, or make the call in the strong hour, and stop when the hour ends. The verse does not promise the result. It keeps the choice inside its season.

2. Set the place

   Pick a city, or tap Use this phone. Every hour follows that clock.

3. Pick the decision

   Lottery, Wager, Buy, Sell, or Big call. The hours and the text follow the one you chose.

4. Read the peak hour

   A long peak is the moon overhead or underfoot. A short peak is moonrise or moonset. The time to act starts one hour before that peak and ends one hour after it.

5. Read the dollar signs

   More signs mean a stronger moon, closer to new or full. $$$$ is the peak day. A long peak near sunrise or sunset can add one sign.

6. Slide the month

   The day strip covers 35 days. Swipe it, or tap Earlier and Later. The gold button jumps to the next $$$$ day. Days with four signs stay outlined.

7. Lottery, a wager, or a big call

   These use the peak day and the peak hour. Lottery can also quick-pick numbers for the games where you are. The odds of the draw do not change.

8. Buy and sell

   Buy uses the worst day of the month and the quiet hour of the day, the stretch farthest from a peak. Sell uses the peak day and the peak hour. The red mark on the day bar is the buy hour. The gold mark is the sell hour. This is not a signal to buy or sell. The moon does not move a price.

9. Pin a decision

   Name it, such as Friday ticket, and pin it to the hour on this phone. A pin is a note. It does not set a reminder by itself.

10. Turn on a reminder

    Enter a cell number and agree. Thirty minutes before the time, the note tells you what to do: buy lottery tickets, place the wager, buy, sell, or make the call. When the window ends, it tells you to stop. It is not a notice that the lottery is drawing. The reminder shows on this phone while Peakbot stays open. Stop texts turns it off.

11. Add the icon

    Open this page in the phone or computer browser, not inside another app. Then save Peakbot so it opens like an icon.

    iPhone. Use Safari. Tap the Share button, then Add to Home Screen, then Add.

    Android. Use Chrome. Tap the menu, then Add to Home screen or Install app, then Add.

    Mac. In Safari, tap Share, then Add to Dock. In Chrome, tap the menu, then Cast, save, and share, then Install page.

    Windows. In Chrome or Edge, tap the menu, then Install Peakbot, or the install icon in the address bar.

12. Open the peak hours

    The peak hours, the dollar ratings, the buy and sell times, and the reminders are not free. This is for entertainment only. Agree that results are not guaranteed, then start the 3-day trial. The card is required. Stripe bills $9 a month, or $59 a year, after the trial.

For entertainment purposes only. Results are not guaranteed. Peakbot times a decision by the moon. It does not change lottery odds, a house edge, a stock price, or how a choice turns out. A peak hour is not a signal to buy, sell, or bet.