Everyone has a sign. You have a chart.
We compute the sky at your exact minute of birth — Lilith, lunar nodes and Chiron included. Then you share it with the people you love.
Daily horoscopes are written for twelve people. You are not one of twelve.
At the moment you were born there were ten planets, twelve houses and dozens of aspects overhead. Lizastro computes all of it to the degree and shows the list of contacts a reading is built from underneath it. Whatever you think of astrology — at least you can see what it is looking at.
Compute before you sign up.
The arithmetic is free and stays free. An account is what lets you save a chart, compare it with a second one, and read an interpretation of it.
Date, time, place. Wheel, planet list and aspect table. No account.
Resolved to the minute of birth. If the time is missing, it says so.
Two sets of birth data, every aspect between them, and five separate lanes: communication, desire, trust, tempo, long term. There is no single compatibility score.
Phase, sign and illumination of the Moon, month by month.
Which planet is retrograde, and when. Station dates with times.
Birth moment and planet longitudes stay put. Houses, the Ascendant and the MC are recast at the viewing place. There is no world-line map.
The calculation is visible. The reading is bound to it. The sharing is up to you.
Astrology is not done alone. Sharing should not be automatic either.
Build a room with family and friends. You set how much you open when you join: Sun and Moon signs only, your big three, or your whole chart. The default is the most closed level, and it is set per room. The date, time and place you entered are never shown. Degrees are shared only at the full-chart level, and an exact Moon with the Rising lets others work out your birth time to within minutes.
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A score is not a verdict; it is a shortcut to the contacts under it.
It comes from the aspects between two charts. The example below was actually computed — the birth data is printed with it, so you can check the arithmetic against any ephemeris. It says whatever it came out as; it was not picked for being high.
Every sentence carries the contact it came from.
No free text about you reaches the model. What reaches it is the data from your chart: which body, at which degree of which sign, in which house, in what aspect, at what orb. The reading has to stay tied to that — which is why asking twice describes the same chart twice.
Conversations tend to move easily today.
You may push decisions faster than they want to go.
Three steps, sixty seconds.
Date, time and place. Continue without the time if you don't know it — we then hide the rising sign and house readings rather than inventing them.
An interactive wheel, the planet list and the aspect table. Tap any planet and read what it means.
Invite the people close to you. Set how much you share, separately for each room.
Positions come from Swiss Ephemeris — the ephemeris Astrodienst has maintained since 1997 and the de facto standard in astrology software. You can change the house system, tighten the orbs, and choose which bodies appear, and every chart is stamped with the settings it was computed under. Watching a setting change the answer is the fastest way to learn how any of this works.
- bodies
- ☉ ☽ ☿ ♀ ♂ ♃ ♄ ♅ ♆ ♇ ☊ ☋ ⚸ ⚷ Bodies computed: 22 · with a reading: 14
- house systems
- placidus · whole sign · koch · equal · porphyry · regiomontanus
- aspects
- conjunction · opposition · trine · square · sextile · quincunx · semisextile · semisquare · sesquiquadrate
- default orbs
- 8° 8° 7° 7° 5° 3° 2° 2° 2°
- timebase
- ET for positions · UT for houses
Your chart is free. It stays free.
Common questions
Yes. We can compute the Sun, Moon and the slower planets. The rising sign and house readings need a birth time, so we hide those sections rather than showing them. You can add the time later if you find it.