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Consultation tools
Tools that start from a person. Enter the birth data once on the person page; it stays on your device and carries over to every tool below. Orbs, aspects and zodiac follow the settings.
Everything one consultation needs on one page, in four tabs: natal chart (wheel, bodies, points, aspects), this year (time map and monthly hits of transits and progressions), synastry (bi-wheel with a saved second person), and the key interpretation texts. Prints cleanly.
Natal wheel with transits, progressions, solar arcs or another person as outer rings; solar and lunar return charts; harmonic charts and a 90° dial; day-by-day playback; SVG and PNG export.
Longitudes to the arcsecond, seven house systems, aspects with orbs, declinations and parallels, harmonics, midpoints, fixed-star conjunctions, and the intermediate values and premises behind each number. CSV export.
A year's hit list of transits, secondary progressions, solar arcs and primary directions, plus stations, ingresses, solar and lunar returns and void-of-course Moon periods.
Graphic ephemeris (360°, 90°, 45°), a time map of hits with their orb periods, and a timeline of ingresses, stations, returns and void periods.
Inter-aspects and parallels between two charts, an aspect grid, house overlays, and composite and Davison charts, all as numbers you can check.
Textbook-style notes for every body in sign and house, every aspect, the nodes and Chiron, fixed-star conjunctions, this year's transits and progressions, and synastry. Deterministic: the same chart always gives the same text.
From dated life events, candidate birth times with the evidence for each: transits of Jupiter to Pluto, solar arcs and the progressed Moon to the Ascendant and Midheaven.
How the tools share a person
The current person is kept in your browser's local storage, never on a server. Up to 50 people can be saved with a name and recalled. The world atlas (about 34,000 cities) fills in latitude, longitude and the UTC offset that was in force on the birth date, including daylight saving, from the IANA time-zone database.
Interface text is switched to English with the "EN" link on each page; the underlying pages are the same as the Japanese ones.
All numbers come from the same calculation as the Observatory: JPL Horizons tables for the Sun, planets and asteroids, Astronomy Engine for the Moon. See the verification page for the measured differences.