Your chart

ACCOUNT

YOUR CHART, EXPLAINED

Nine sections, in plain words

Every line is read from where the sky actually stood when you were born.

RARE IN YOUR SKY

What was unusual the night you were born

Each share is a count: how often it happened across every six hours from 1940 to 2010, measured by the same engine that read your chart. Where a public record exists, it is linked.

THE PEOPLE YOU KEEP

Read your chart against someone else

NIGHTS THAT ALREADY HAPPENED

The sky has crossed your chart before

Real dates, read from where Saturn, Jupiter, the Sun and the eclipses stood against the night you were born. Nothing here is a forecast. Each one asks a question, and leaves you room to answer it.

YOUR YEAR

Your year ahead

YOUR EASY DAYS, NEXT MONTH

MOON PAGES

A dated page, every new and full moon

Your chart against that night's real moon. Twenty-four a year, bound into one volume at the twelfth month. Every page you receive stays yours.

SETTINGS

Your morning arrives at

Send me my sky every morning

Remind me again

The voice that reads to you

How slowly she reads

Keep this on your home screen

Your sky in your calendar

Every new and full Moon in its sign with one line for your chart, your solar return, and your three easiest days each month, for the next twelve months. It refreshes on its own.

Add to Google Calendar

Copy the link above.
In Google Calendar on the web, next to Other calendars, choose the plus sign, then From URL.
Paste the https link and choose Add calendar. Google checks it about once a day.

Moon+ adds the exact hours and the ninety nights.

Exclude this browser from analytics

Stops future analytics on this browser. It cannot remove data already sent.

Your data

Your birth data lives in this browser. The math runs here, on your device.

Your chart lives here