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Marie-Ange
I read time like a curve.
Numbers were my first language. For 20 years I built prediction models for big brands.
Then I pointed the same tools at the sky. I studied over 1M life stories to find one thing: timing. Today I share it on stage, in speed consults and in a simple app.



20 years
of prediction models for big brands
1M+
life stories studied for timing patterns
Berkeley
incubated at UC Berkeley, ELLE Women in Tech winner
Along the way
I started with numbers.
Solvay, a master in applied math, then 20 years of models for Danone and Deloitte.
I fell for curves. A curve shows where things rise, where they dip, and when they turn.
Then I coded the sky.
A birth date goes in. Planet positions come out.
I lined them up with real lives: career peaks, love stories, big moves. The little experiment became a lab.
The sky runs on a timetable.
Every planet has its own speed. Saturn takes about 29 years to come back around.
Think of a pedestrian crossing. When a planet steps on the stripes, something tends to happen.
- Moona lap in a month
- Mercurya lap in a year
- Venusa lap in a year
- Marsa lap in 2 years
- Jupitera lap in 12 years
- Saturna lap in 29 years

So I made it simple.
No mystical filler. Just your own timing, explained the way a friend would.
That is Astrolearn.







Valentine's Day, live. Photos by Martin Pilette
Meet me
On stage, on air, at your table.
Speaker
Talks at Aspria, The Merode, Puilaetco and the Elle Active Forum, on what 1M biographies taught me.
Speed consults
My laptop, your chart, your next milestones. For the members of The Merode.

Women in Tech winner by Elle
I pitched Astronum to investors and won. Its promise: navigate uncertainty.



Astro Scrapbooking workshop
You leave with your own agenda for the year, built on your key cycles.
My agendas
Left foot for the bad days, right foot for the good ones. My 2027 agenda follows your own cycles.

In the press
Elle, L'Eventail, and columns in Lobby magazine.


Why Astrolearn
I want to take you by the hand.
One concept at a time. Over 12,000 students have tested the app and helped shape it.
You leave with a tool you can use tomorrow morning, on your own life.











