Start with personalised astrology
Hint introduces its astrology experience as personalised guidance based on a birth chart. The welcome page describes weekly guidance from a personal astrologer, framing the app around an individual profile rather than a general horoscope list.
This can appeal to people who want an astrology service that begins with their own details. The first screen also gives a simple Get Started action, keeping the introduction separate from the later setup questions.
Build a birth-chart context
The onboarding asks for a birth time and explains that it helps identify the position of the planets at the moment of birth. A picker makes it possible to choose a time directly on the screen.
Hint also includes an I don't know for sure option for people who do not have an exact time. That gives users a clear choice instead of requiring them to enter a detail they cannot confirm.
Email and account choices
An email step explains that it can be used to look up an account or create a new one. The same page provides a Skip option, allowing a person to consider the next step without immediately entering an address.
Account and network conditions can affect how later service-based guidance is delivered. People should review any follow-up request for personal details before deciding how much information to provide.
Privacy before continuing
The opening page links to a Privacy Notice and EULA, and says that submitted data will be processed under that privacy notice. These links make it easier to find the relevant terms before continuing into a more personal setup flow.
No price, subscription, or checkout choice appears in the introductory pages. If premium options or other account choices appear later, they should be assessed separately from the onboarding information.
