Natal Chart: Birth Chart Wheel

The positions of the Sun, the Moon and the planets are computed astronomically, to within an arc minute. The interpretation is not: astrology is not a science, and the reading is written as a way to talk about yourself, not as a forecast or advice. Do not base decisions about health, money or relationships on it. A natal chart is the sky at the minute you were born. Enter a date, a time and a place: the app draws the wheel with signs, houses and aspects and says briefly what tradition makes of it. And then the circle. Add your family or your team, and the app puts everyone on one wheel, counts the elements across all of you, and reads every pair in turn: what ties two charts, where it is easy and where sparks fly. • The wheel assembles before your eyes: rings, signs, planets, aspect lines • Placidus houses; beyond the polar circle, equal houses from the ascendant • Ten planets and the North Node: sign, degree, house, retrograde • A reading in words: Sun, Moon, ascendant, Mercury, Venus, Mars • The balance of elements and modes, and the five closest aspects • Birth time unknown? The chart is cast for noon, and says so plainly • 70,000 cities with the history of their time zones: summer time is accounted for • The circle: one shared wheel, the elements of the whole group, and a reading of every pair • Up to twenty-four charts: your own, your family's, your colleagues' • 23 languages: English, Polish, Russian and twenty more European languages Free for good: your own chart with the reading, a circle of two and the picture to share. One purchase — not a subscription — opens circles of more than two (family, friends, a team), the table of planet data (degrees, houses, retrogrades, aspects with orbs) and export of the chart as text. Works offline: no account, no ads, no analytics. The date, time and place of birth stay on the phone. Independent development: one person builds and maintains this app. A letter to [email protected] is read by that person, not by a support desk.