Enter a birth date, time and place and get the full chart: ten planets, twelve houses, every aspect between them. Each part comes with a short note on what astrologers traditionally read into it.
Positions are calculated from a published ephemeris, so the maths is the same as any paid service.
Each placement gets a short traditional reading, written as a prompt for reflection rather than a forecast.
Tap any symbol on the wheel and a beginner explanation opens beside it. No prior vocabulary assumed.
Most people know one word of their chart. The rest of the map is there, and it takes a few minutes to read.
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