# What your Schema includes: the SCHEMA framework

The six parts of your Schema, one letter each: Strategy, Clarity, Horizon, Edge, Moves, and Answers. Where to find each part and what Preview includes.

Source: https://schemaseek.com/support/schema-framework

Updated: 2026-09-24

## Six parts, one letter each

SCHEMA spells the six parts of your Schema: Strategy, Clarity, Horizon, Edge, Moves, and Answers. Each letter names one section of the app you can open today.

Your free Preview includes Clarity in full, one line on each Edge area, a first Strategy read for the month you created it, and three Answers at no cost. Full Schema opens all six while your subscription is active. Every part offers material for reflection, not a prediction.

| Part | What it is | Where to find it | Access |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Strategy | Monthly Focus and Go days | Overview, Calendar | Preview: a first read on timing for its month. Full Schema: the Monthly Focus each month. |
| Clarity | Core pattern, strength, watch-out, archetype | Overview | Preview and Full Schema |
| Horizon | Eras | Calendar, then Eras | Full Schema |
| Edge | The nine life areas | Life Areas | Preview: one line per area. Full Schema: every area in depth. |
| Moves | Day and Week views | Calendar | Full Schema |
| Answers | Ask and the Big Question | Ask, Big Question | Preview: three included Ask answers. Priced answers use credits or Tickets. |

[Compare Preview and Full Schema](https://schemaseek.com/support/preview-and-full-schema)

## S is for Strategy: the Monthly Focus

Strategy is the planning layer: the Monthly Focus, with this month's moves and holds, its dated windows, and Go days on the Calendar. Find the Monthly Focus in Overview, in the This month tile.

Preview gives a first read on timing and a map of highlighted days for the month you created it, and that map stays on its month. With Full Schema, a new Monthly Focus arrives each month while your subscription is active.

[Open Overview](https://schemaseek.com/app?tab=overview)

[Read Go days and stretches](https://schemaseek.com/support/timing-features#understand-calendar-days)

## C is for Clarity: your core pattern

Clarity is who you are, on one screen: your core pattern, its strength and watch-out, and your archetype, the name and tagline on your trait radar. Find it in Overview.

Clarity is in your free Preview and your Full Schema.

[Open Overview](https://schemaseek.com/app?tab=overview)

[Read your radar charts](https://schemaseek.com/support/radar-charts)

## H is for Horizon: Eras

Horizon covers years, not months. Open Calendar and choose Eras for decade Chapters with a Focus and an Avoid, Fork milestones, and the Transition horizon. Era ranges give context measured in years; they do not set dates for events.

Eras come with Full Schema and keep updating while your subscription is active.

[Understand Eras](https://schemaseek.com/support/understanding-eras)

## E is for Edge: the nine life areas

Edge is what you can lean on and what to guard, area by area: the nine life areas, each with its Strengths and watch-outs card and Reflection exercises. Find them in Life Areas.

Preview shows one line on each area, with a strength and a watch-out from your first area. Full Schema opens every area in depth, with reflection exercises where available.

[Open Life Areas](https://schemaseek.com/app?tab=areas)

[Understand your Life Areas](https://schemaseek.com/support/life-areas)

## M is for Moves: Day and Week views

Moves is the daily layer: the Calendar's Day and Week views. Each day shows a tone (Favorable, Steady, Mixed, or Friction), a separate confidence level (Strong, Moderate, or Tentative), and its text on what to lean into and what to let sit. A tone suggests a pace; it does not promise a result.

Detailed days come with Full Schema while your subscription is active, and each one opens alongside its Monday-to-Sunday week.

[Open Calendar](https://schemaseek.com/app?tab=calendar)

[Look up tones and confidence](https://schemaseek.com/support/timing-features)

[Interpret your calendar](https://schemaseek.com/support/interpreting-your-calendar)

## A is for Answers: Ask and the Big Question

Answers is where your questions go. Ask is a searchable bank of existing questions answered from your Schema. The Big Question is your own question with your own context, answered in writing and reviewed by a SchemaSeek expert before release. Both give considered answers for reflection, not certainty.

Searching Ask is free, and Preview includes three answers at no cost. Priced Ask answers use credits, and Big Questions use Big Question Tickets. You can use both without a subscription; they sit alongside Full Schema rather than unlocking it.

[Find answers in Ask](https://schemaseek.com/support/using-ask)

[Prepare a Big Question](https://schemaseek.com/support/big-questions)

[Understand credits and Tickets](https://schemaseek.com/support/credits-and-tickets)