See your sun, moon and rising signs with element balance — a simplified astrology chart from your birth date.
A natal chart maps where the sun, the moon, the planets and the horizon line were at the moment you were born. Professional charts use an ephemeris — a table of astronomical positions computed for every day — and the exact latitude and longitude of the birthplace. This tool is a simplified version: it gives you the sun sign (from the date), an approximate moon sign (from the day and month), and an estimated rising sign (if you provide the time).
The moon position is approximate because the moon moves through a sign in about two and a half days, and a precise calculation needs the year and the exact hour. The rising sign is approximate because it depends on geographic latitude and the local sidereal time. Both are good enough to give you a general idea, not good enough for an astrologer to work from.
This is entertainment and self-exploration, not science or prediction. The chart runs entirely in your browser — nothing is stored.
It is a simplified one. A real chart includes all planets, houses, aspects and degrees, calculated from an ephemeris with the exact birth time and location.
Because the moon moves through a zodiac sign in about 2.5 days, and the exact position depends on the year and the hour. This tool uses only the month and day.
It counts how many of your placements (sun, moon, rising) fall in Fire, Earth, Air or Water signs. A concentration suggests a tendency — a lot of Fire suggests energy and initiative, a lot of Water suggests emotion and intuition.
No. It is a tradition of symbolic interpretation with no scientific evidence for its claims. This tool applies its conventions without claiming they predict or explain anything.
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