NEW: 2026 Transit List Bundle + BLACK FRIDAY SALE
wow! a transit list that doesn't suck! and it's on sale!
introducing a transit list that doesn’t suck.
not as in “all the other ones suck”, as in “the core feature of this one is not sucking”
I started making my own transit lists a couple years ago after getting tired of other ones that were over-designed or just had stuff I didn’t want or need. All I wanted was comprehensive list of all the transits—ingresses, retrogrades, stations, lunations, aspects—in my timezone, compiled in a google doc and organized into sections that made sense to me.
This year, I decided: fuck it, why not make this in a couple other timezones and see if anyone else would use it? And then, because I have an illness1, I decided to format a mobile version too. And also in day and night mode.
Anyway, I did that, and now you can buy the 2026 Transit List Bundle for the low low price of $7.77 (until the sale is over on 12/3)!
what makes it not suck?
it’s organized into sections that makes sense
it’s hyperlinked so you can get to the table of contents (also hyperlinked) from any page with one tap
it’s readable/not over-designed
a virgo stellium made it
what’s in the Transit List?
The sections are organized thusly:
Planet in Sign + Retrogrades: date ranges for when what planet will be in what sign, plus date ranges for retrogrades including pre and post retrograde shadow periods.
Monthly Overviews: ingresses, stations, lunations, and hard aspects only, formatted so you can see the headlines of each month at a glance.
Lunations: all the New Moons, Full Moons, and Eclipses of 2026 in one place.
Monthly Moon Transits: all Moon ingresses for the whole year.
Monthly Transits (all aspects): like the Monthly Overviews, but without bold/italic formatting, and including ALL major aspects (including soft aspects).
The 2026 Transit List includes Sun-Pluto and the True Node, and does not include asteroids or points like Chiron and Lilith.
what’s in the 2026 Transit List Bundle?
That’s right, it’s a bundle, which means you get 4 different versions:
The Desktop Version: a print-friendly pdf for your laptop/desktop computer, formatted for easy copy + pasting and navigation. Keep a shortcut on your desktop! Ctrl+F your timelord!
The Mobile Version, Day Mode: a pdf designed specifically to not look like shit on your phone, formatted for easy navigation. Day Mode has a light background and dark text.
The Mobile Version, Night Mode: same as the other mobile version, but with a dark background and light text.
The Customizable Google Doc: if you want to change the font, formatting, or the order of the sections, you get full access to the google doc itself so you can customize it any way you want.
All transit lists are hyperlinked to hell and back for extremely easy navigation. You can get back to the table of contents from any page, in any version, with one tap. Because why wouldn’t every PDF be like this in 2025.
the 2026 Transit List is available in three timezones
Central, Eastern and Pacific! Sorry to be so US-centric, but most of my audience is in these three timezones and I wasn’t sure if there’d be enough demand for any others. And to be so honest, I did all this manually, and it took me so long. So long. It’s actually unclear if it’s possible for me to be fairly compensated for this because I spent a (frankly) deranged amount of time on it2. What can I say! I’m a perfectionist and probably also didn’t work as efficiently as someone with more skills!!
if you watched my 2026 transit chat with maeg keane, you saw the prototype of this transit list
I did away with the bullet points and generally cleaned everything up, but see all those tabs on the left? All that and more can be yours. Think of how great it would be to just click on a planet and see everything its doing in 2026. And then there are monthly overviews and stuff too?? I mean!!
please tell me I’m not the only one
I’ll be honest! I’m slightly worried this is mainly a me thing, and most people want like, horoscopes in something like this, or to have it be personalized to their birth chart (you’ll want to go to honeycomb for that). Me myself personally, I literally just want the raw data in a readable, organized format and nothing else. If you also want these things, I can nearly guarantee you will love this.
FAQ
How much is the 2026 Transit List Bundle?
It’s on sale for $7.77 until Wednesday, 12/3! After that, it’s $11.11.
What’s in the Transit List itself?
ALL the transits of 2026, including ingresses, aspects, retrogrades, stations, lunations, eclipses, organized into helpful sections.
What planets and points are included in the Transit List?
The traditional 7 planets (Sun-Saturn), the outers (Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto), and the True Node (both the North and South Node are listed). The Transit List does not include Chiron, either Lilith, or other asteroids/points.
What is the Transit List for?
The 2026 Transit List is for astrology enthusiasts and professionals who want to be able to pull dates for transits quickly and easily. This is helpful for folks who write horoscopes and want to see the major transits for a given time period, or folks who want to note the dates of major transits for themselves or their clients (Ctrl+F for your timelord), without having a million tabs open in their browser perpetually.
Are there any interpretations in the Transit List?
Nope, no interpretations or horoscopes! Just the raw data, organized to be easy to navigate.
Is the Transit List customized to my chart?
Nope, you’ll want to go to Honeycomb Collective for that!
Why would I want this instead of a Honeycomb Almanac?
Well, kind of a rude question to ask here in my substack post!!3 But, if you don’t want your transit list to be cluttered up with your personal aspects and all that—if you just want the mundane data itself—my transit list is the better option.
It’s also way cheaper because it’s not personalized to the degree of a Honeycomb almanac!
What are the differences between the versions?
The Desktop version is a print-friendly format that is best viewed on a laptop or desktop computer. The Mobile versions are designed to be easier on the eyes when you’re on your phone, and formatted to be more easy to read on your mobile devices. The Day Mode version has an eggshell background with dark text, and the Night Mode version has a dark background with light text. The Google Doc version is exactly what it sounds like: an editable document you can format and customize completely to your liking.
What if I don’t like the formatting/font/colors you used in the Transit List?
Totally fair! You can make a copy of the Google Doc version and change the formatting however you want. However, you are stuck with the mobile versions.
Did you use AI to help you make this?
Absolutely not. I don’t use AI in any part of my work, research, or process, and that includes making this transit list. It was just me and my spreadsheets. Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V. Triple checking. Dragging invisible tables boundaries around. Redoing things a lot. Wishing I was still a smoker, crying, etc. AI could never!!
my readings and other downloads are also on sale
How could I forget! My readings are on sale (just through this Sunday, 11/30) between 10%-25% off, AND the Empty Houses Guidebook, Waymaking to the 12th House, AND Your Personal Seasons4 are all 20% off! I only have a few spots left on my calendar, so the time to book is right now if you want to make sure you see me in the next month.
now comes the end of my best marketing email yet
Hey. I really appreciate you being here if you made it to the end. I think I’m a little preoccupied with making sure it’s incredibly obvious that any text I put on the internet has not been touched by ChatGPT’s grubby little fingers, but I’m also trying very hard to be less of a perfectionist online. I’m a person! It would be weird if I sounded polished all the time. Also normal marketing language makes me want to scream.
I hope you’re having a restful time as the US takes a beat to celebrate an absolutely cursed holiday, then engage in unchecked capitalism in preparation for the next, less cursed holiday.
would you believe I also literally had laryngitis while I finished this?
listen, I’m not so proud that I won’t accept pity purchases. feeling sorry for me is a valid reason to buy this (although I do think it will be worth your seven dollars and seventy-seven cents)
I love Honeycomb, I’m just goofin’!
it was already only $5 so PLEASE if you don’t already feel sorry for me, for the love of GOD please add it to your order.