Western Astrology
Your birth chart
Where everything stood at the moment you were born, and what the sky is doing against it now. The positions are calculated from a real ephemeris rather than looked up in a table — and where a missing birth time makes something genuinely unknowable, the chart says so instead of guessing.
Your birth details
From a birth certificate if you have one. Leave it blank rather than guessing — the chart will say what it cannot work out.
The most widely used in modern Western astrology. Divides by time rather than by space, so houses vary in size — and it breaks down above the Arctic and Antarctic circles.
Worked out in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is stored — reload the page and it is gone. The one exception is a question you choose to ask at the end, which sends the positions only, never your date or your name.
Put in a birth date to begin. Time and place are optional, and the chart will tell you exactly what it can and cannot work out without them.
Astrology is a symbolic tradition, not a medical or psychological one. The positions here are calculated precisely; what they are said to mean is convention and interpretation. Nothing on these pages is health advice, and none of it should be used to make a decision you would otherwise take to a doctor, a therapist or a lawyer.