Your birth chart, to the minute.
Free, exact, computed in your browser.
Fair questions, straight answers.
- Is this birth chart calculator really free?
- Yes, the whole chart: planets, houses, angles, aspects, patterns, computed in your browser with no account and no email wall. The Deep Reading is the paid part, and it is optional. The free chart is the product, not the bait.
- What if I don’t know my birth time?
- Then we won’t pretend you do. Flip the switch and every fast-moving body shows its honest range across your birth day, aspects say whether they held all day, and no Rising sign gets invented out of thin air. Plenty of calculators quietly assume noon. We’d rather be right.
- How accurate are the positions?
- Ephemeris-grade. Planetary longitudes come from modern astronomical models, regression-tested against a Swiss Ephemeris matrix spanning 1800–2099, plus real equinox, solstice, eclipse, station, ingress, and house-cusp anchors. When something can’t be computed, the page says so instead of drawing it.
- Which house systems are supported?
- Placidus (the default), whole-sign, and equal, all in Customise. Near polar latitudes, where Placidus is mathematically undefined, the calculator tells you and falls back to whole-sign rather than faking cusps.
- Tropical or sidereal?
- Both. Tropical is the default; sidereal charts can use Lahiri, Fagan/Bradley, Krishnamurti, Raman, or Yukteshwar. Whichever you pick in Customise is applied consistently to bodies, angles, and house cusps, not just the Sun sign.
- Can I calculate a historical birth chart?
- Yes, from 1800 onward. The calculator uses historical time-zone data, and for records older than standard time you can enter a researched fixed UTC offset in Customise. It overrides the zone without moving the birthplace.
- Is my birth data stored or sent anywhere?
- The chart is computed on your device; nothing is uploaded to make it. As you type a birthplace, only those typed letters go to our own server to suggest towns; the lookup is never tied to you, though the typed text and its results may sit in an anonymous edge cache for up to a day so repeat lookups answer instantly. Your full birth data leaves the browser only if you buy the Deep Reading, and then only to generate it. A shared chart link carries the birth data inside the link itself, so pass it on as you would the data. Names never enter links at all.