Explore the tools below, then bring your discoveries together in one portrait.
Many systems. One portrait.
Star Profile brings your discoveries together on one page instead of adding another calculation. Today it gathers your natal chart, numerology, Arabic Parts, patterns, midpoints, Human Design, BaZi and Purple Star. Each system keeps its own voice — nothing is merged into a single verdict.
The numbers carried by your name and birth date.
Pythagorean numerology gives each letter a value from 1 to 9 and reduces your birth date and name to core numbers, keeping the master numbers 11, 22 and 33. Each number is read as a symbolic theme, such as your Life Path or Expression. Other numerology traditions use different methods and can give different numbers.
A bodygraph built from two moments in time.
Human Design is a modern synthesis that combines astrology, the I Ching, Kabbalah and the chakra system. It calculates planetary positions at birth and about 88 days before, then maps them onto a bodygraph. It's a self-reflection framework, not an established science.
The map of the sky at the moment you arrived.
A natal chart records where the Sun, Moon and planets were, seen from your birthplace, at your birth. Astrologers read it as a symbolic portrait of temperament and themes — a framework for reflection, not a scientific measurement. You can view it in Tropical, Sidereal (Lahiri) or Constellational 13-Sign.
Your birth date, read through the 22 Major Arcana.
Destiny Matrix is a modern method, credited to Natalia Ladini, that turns the numbers of your birth date into values from 1 to 22, each linked to a Major Arcana card. Several variants exist; we use digit-sum reduction and show only the five positions sources agree on. Some schools use subtract-22 reduction and can give different results.
Four pillars of destiny, written in stems and branches.
BaZi (八字, "eight characters") describes your birth year, month, day and hour as four pillars, each made of a Heavenly Stem and an Earthly Branch. It reads the balance of the five elements around your Day Master. It uses the Chinese solar calendar, so it isn't the same as Western astrology.
Stars arranged across twelve palaces of life.
Purple Star Astrology (紫微斗數, Zi Wei Dou Shu) places a set of named stars into twelve palaces, each representing an area of life such as career or relationships. It's built on the Chinese lunar calendar and is distinct from both BaZi and Western astrology.
Today, read through several lenses at once.
A daily snapshot that sets today's sky, today's numbers and today's BaZi day against your own chart. It highlights the Moon's sign and phase, your personal day number and the day's element — themes to notice, not predictions.
The larger shapes your planets draw together.
Some groups of planets form recognisable shapes, such as a Grand Trine or T-Square. Astrologers read these configurations as themes that tie several parts of a chart together.
Your birth chart, drawn across the globe.
Astrocartography maps where each planet was rising, setting or overhead at your birth, drawing lines across the world. Tap any place to see which lines pass nearby and what they traditionally symbolise. Distances are approximate, and it's a symbolic framework, not a guide to outcomes.
The present sky in conversation with your birth chart.
Transits compare where the planets are now with where they were when you were born. Astrologers use the angles between them to describe current themes and timing. The comparison is shown on a bi-wheel.
Calculated points from ancient astrology.
Lots (also called Arabic Parts) are points calculated from the distance between two chart factors, added to the Ascendant. The Lot of Fortune and Lot of Spirit are the best known. They depend on the Ascendant, so an exact birth time matters.
One chart for the relationship itself.
A composite chart blends two birth charts by taking the midpoint of each pair of planets, creating a chart for the relationship rather than either person. It's shown in the Tropical zodiac. This is a two-person tool.
The meeting point halfway between two planets.
A midpoint is the degree exactly halfway between two planets. In cosmobiology and Uranian astrology, other planets touching that point are read as blending the two energies.
Your chart, redrawn from the Moon's North Node.
A Draconic chart rotates every natal position so your North Node sits at 0° Aries. The planets didn't move — it's an interpretive layer some astrologers read alongside the natal chart, not a more true chart.
Turn birth-time uncertainty into useful information.
Choose the window you were born in — or the whole day if you don't know. We check your chart every few minutes across it and show what stayed stable and what may change. It doesn't guess your exact birth time.
A new chart for each trip around the Sun.
A Solar Return chart is cast for the exact moment the Sun returns to its birth position each year. Astrologers read it as the theme of the year ahead. It can be cast for where you'll be on your birthday.
The Moon everyone shares, read where it lands in your chart.
Full and New Moons are collective events, but each one falls on a specific degree — which may land in one of your houses and touch your natal planets. This tool finds the exact astronomical moment and shows where it meets your chart, with plain-language readings. Houses appear only with an exact birth time.
Your emotional month, cast from the Moon's return.
About every 27.3 days the Moon returns to the exact position it held at your birth. A chart cast for that moment is read as the emotional tone of the month ahead. The return moment is location-independent; the chart's houses depend on the place you cast it for.
One card. One day. No re-rolls.
A daily reflective draw from the 22 Major Arcana. Your card is fixed for the whole calendar day — refreshing never re-draws it — and the meaning is the card's traditional text. No AI, no prediction: a mirror for the day, not a forecast.
The cards you were born into.
Tarot Birth Cards map your date of birth onto the Major Arcana by digit-sum, giving a birth card and sometimes a soul card — lifelong themes in the tarot tradition. We use the Arrien/Greer method and show the full arithmetic; other schools use different formulas.
The deck as a calendar.
Cardology reads the ordinary 52-card deck as a calendar, giving each birthday one ruling card. We use Olney H. Richmond's 1893 solar-value formula and show the arithmetic. It's separate from Tarot; spreads and timing are coming once verified.
Two symbolic languages, side by side.
Tarotstrology places each of your astrological placements next to the tarot cards the Golden Dawn's Book T assigned to its sign, planet and decan. The two systems are compared openly — where they meet and where they simply speak different languages. No other correspondence system is mixed in.
