Eris Rabedaoro has spent decades researching to create 'Oana', the most comprehensive app on traditional Malagasy astrology. The 'Oana' application, launched yesterday by '3.14', represents a cultural event that could spark revolution or controversy among traditionalists. Unveiled at 3.14 Antaninarenina, the app could be a major success, a source of debate, or a socio-cultural game-changer. Simply put, this digital tool brings traditional Malagasy astrology, or 'fanandroana', directly to your smartphone. According to Eris Rabedaoro and his team, it reduces the need for healers or astrologer-healers by approximately 80%. Almost everything can be done with a few clicks, provided you purchase the application. 'At very affordable prices,' Rabedaoro insists, advocating for an astrological tradition open to the world and reconciled with Malagasy people. The basic version costs so little that a high school student could afford it by saving their snacks for six months. The app is divided into two versions: one for the general public and one for initiates. Users can request whatever they need. 'Malagasy astrology focuses only on time, but there is also the astrology of space,' explains the project leader. Someone wanting to know the best moments for a task simply clicks. Another person wanting to know where to sit during a professional meeting can use a 'compass' with real-world transposition. Couples planning their child's circumcision can get advice on the right day, traditional rituals, and necessary preparations. To determine if a location is suitable for construction anywhere in Madagascar or beyond, users just ask. The app even provides 3D house plans respecting favorable orientations and sacred prohibitions. Nothing escapes it, even in neighboring islands: sacred sites across Madagascar and their 'sacredness percentage' and 'vibratory energy' levels. These examples barely scratch the surface of 'Oana's capabilities. A Malagasy computer scientist, who requested anonymity, is one of the architects behind this tool. Whether a 'success' or controversy, it's already a small revolution in itself.