If you notice a transit aspect appearing in your Daily Horoscope or transit chart even though its listed end date has already passed, this is expected behavior — not a bug.
Here's why: TimePassages uses a default orb of 4° for transiting conjunctions and oppositions. However, the aspect details section currently tracks aspects within a 2° orb. This means an aspect may appear active in your chart based on the wider 4° orb, even if the 2° details window shows it as having ended.
This most commonly comes up with slow-moving planets like Pluto, whose aspects can span months or even years.
What we're doing about it
We recognize this can be confusing and our team is actively reviewing our orb settings with the goal of making this more consistent and intuitive in a future update. We don't have a timeline to share yet, but it is on our radar.
In the meantime, if you have questions about a specific aspect appearing in your chart, feel free to reach out to our support team and we'll be happy to take a look.
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