Who am I?

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 something more human: timing.

Astrology became my research lab. Today I speak at Aspria, The Merode and Puilaetco about what I found in over 1M biographies. And in speed consults, I open my laptop and predict your next milestones.

Marie-Ange smiling, in a white blouse
Marie-Ange laughing, in pink light

20 years

building prediction models for big brands

1M+

public life stories studied to find timing patterns

Berkeley

incubated at UC Berkeley, then winner of the ELLE Women in Tech pitch prize

Along the way

  • Elle and Elle Active Forum
  • L'Eventail
  • UC Berkeley
  • Aspria
  • Solvay Brussels School
  • BXFM
  • The Merode
  • Puilaetco, a Quintet Private Bank
Marie-Ange sitting on wooden stairs
01

I started with numbers.

Solvay taught me how companies decide. A master in applied mathematics, and 20 years of models for brands like Danone and Deloitte, taught me a better question: how do you know?

I fell for curves. A curve shows where things rise, where they dip, and when they turn.

Marie-Ange at a table, looking out of the window
02

Then I coded the sky.

One day I started to code astrology, just to see. 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 research lab.

Marie-Ange leaning on a yellow chair
03

The sky runs on a timetable.

Every planet has its own speed. The Moon is quick. Saturn takes about 29 years to come back around.

Sometimes a planet seems to stop, walk backward, then return to the very same degree. Think of a pedestrian crossing. The light is predictable. When a planet steps on the stripes, something tends to happen.

Watch Saturn. It steps on, backs off, and comes again.

Saturn waits at the light.
  • 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
A pink high heel pressing a pedestrian crossing push button
I predict when it is time to push the button.
Two intact lollipops next to a shattered one
And sometimes things do go the right way.
Marie-Ange brushing her hair back, smiling
04

So I made it simple.

Simpler to read. Much more precise. No mystical filler, just your own timing, explained the way a friend would.

That is Astrolearn.

Marie-Ange laughing during a live consult
Marie-Ange at her table with her laptop under a starry projection

Valentine's Day, live. Photos by Martin Pilette

Things do not always go the right way.But there is beauty in chaos.

Meet me

On stage, on air, at your table.

Speaker

Talks at Aspria, The Merode, Puilaetco and the Elle Active Forum. I share what came out of my astro lab after digging into more than 1M biographies.

Speed consults

My laptop, your chart, your next milestones. I run them for the members of The Merode.

On the radio

I talked about Unfold and astrology on BXFM. Press me play, I promise to keep it simple.

Listen on BXFM

In the press

Featured in Elle and L'Eventail, with columns in Lobby magazine.

What I stand for

Three rules I never break.

Timing, not fortune.

Astrology does not tell you who you must be. It tells you when. When to push, when to rest, when a door is likely to open.

Data first.

Every technique I teach, I have checked against real dates in real lives. Friends, founders, famous people whose turning points are public. If it does not hold, I drop it.

Simple beats mystical.

If I cannot explain it at a kitchen table, I do not teach it yet. You deserve tools, not riddles.

Why Astrolearn

I want to take you by the hand.

The best timing techniques used to live in thick, dusty books. Zodiacal releasing. Profections. Solar returns. Powerful tools, locked behind jargon.

I built Astrolearn to open them up. One concept at a time. No overwhelm, no mystical filler. Over 12,000 students have tested the app and helped shape it.

My promise is simple. You will leave with a tool you can use tomorrow morning, on your own life.