Create your birth chart

Individual interpretation — No generic text, but a personal reading tailored precisely to your planetary constellation.

All planets & houses — Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto — plus Chiron and Lilith across the 12 houses.

Aspects & connections — The angular relationships between your planets show where energies flow and where tensions arise.

23 cosmic systems in one reading — Alongside classic astrology you also receive Human Design, numerology, Gene Keys and many more wisdom traditions.

A birth chart is a snapshot of the sky at the exact moment of your birth — seen from the place where you came into the world. Three details form the foundation: date, time and place of birth. From this data, the positions of the Sun, the Moon and the planets across the twelve zodiac signs are determined, along with their distribution across the twelve houses.

The time of birth in particular is decisive. It sets the ascendant — the point that was rising on the eastern horizon when you were born. Even a deviation of a few minutes can shift the ascendant, and with it the entire division of the houses. That is why it is worth checking your birth certificate rather than estimating an approximate time.

Without an exact time, much still remains interpretable: sun sign, moon sign and most planetary placements can still be reliably determined. So even with an uncertain time you get a meaningful picture — only the finer, house-related details become less sharp.

Sun, Moon and ascendant form the basic framework of your chart. The Sun stands for the core of your nature, for what you work toward in life and where you feel alive. It describes your direction more than your mood.

The Moon shows your inner world: how you feel, what gives you security and how you react to stress. People often recognize themselves more in their moon sign than in their sun sign, because it describes the private and the unconscious. The ascendant, in turn, is your outward effect — the way you come across to others and how you approach new situations.

It gets interesting when these three points point in different directions. A confident Sun with a reserved Moon, for instance, explains why you appear decisive on the outside but inwardly need calm and retreat. It is precisely these frictions that make a birth chart personal rather than formulaic.

A birth chart does not predict your future and fixes nothing. It describes predispositions, patterns and areas of tension — that is, tendencies you can handle in your own way. What you make of them remains your decision.

Another misconception: that you are only the one sun sign from the daily paper. In reality your chart contains a dozen factors that overlap and complement one another. That is why blanket horoscopes often feel wrong — they reduce a multilayered picture to a single position of the Sun.

The so-called shadow sides are not judgments either, but pointers. A strength taken too far easily tips into its opposite: assertiveness becomes stubbornness, sensitivity becomes overwhelm. A well-interpreted chart helps you recognize such tipping points early and steer them more consciously.