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Identity, vitality and what you are growing into.
Enter your birth date, time and place to draw your natal chart: a wheel with the Sun, Moon and planets by sign, degree and house, plus your main aspects. Without a birth time you still get every planet's sign, calculated for midday.

A birth chart is a map of the sky at the moment you were born. The twelve signs form the outer ring. The planets show what is acting, the signs show how, and the houses show in which area of life. Aspects are the angles between planets and describe how those parts of you work together. Read it as a language for reflection, not as a forecast.

Identity, vitality and what you are growing into.

Emotions, needs and what makes you feel safe.

Thinking, learning and the way you communicate.

Love, taste and what you value.

Drive, desire and how you go after things.

Growth, confidence and where you look for meaning.

Discipline, limits and what you build over time.

Change, independence and where you break the mould.

Imagination, ideals and where things blur.

Depth, power and slow transformation.
The direction you are invited to grow towards.
Self, appearance and first impressions.
Money, possessions and self-worth.
Communication, learning, siblings and short trips.
Home, family and roots.
Creativity, romance, play and children.
Daily work, routines and habits.
Partnership and one-to-one relationships.
Shared resources, intimacy and deep change.
Travel, study, beliefs and the wider world.
Career, reputation and public role.
Friends, groups and hopes for the future.
Rest, solitude and the inner life.
The two blend and act as one.
An easy opening between the two, if you use it.
Friction between the two that pushes you to act.
A natural flow between the two.
A pull between the two that asks for balance.
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The Ascendant and the house cusps move quickly, roughly one sign every two hours, so they depend on the exact time and place. Without a time the tool still lists each planet's sign, calculated for midday, but leaves out the houses, the Ascendant and the Midheaven.
Houses are calculated with the Placidus system, the one most Western astrologers use. Placidus breaks down close to the poles, so for births above 66 degrees of latitude the chart switches to equal houses, where each house spans exactly thirty degrees from the Ascendant.
Positions here are accurate to a fraction of a degree, which is enough for signs and houses. If a planet sits within a degree of a sign boundary, professional software may place it in the next sign. The North Node shown is the mean node; some sites use the true node instead.