Ephemeris · Calendars · Counts

Seven ways to read the sky
you were born under.

Western astrology, Saju, Vedic, Zi Wei Dou Shu, numerology, the Mayan count and your energy type — each computed from your exact birth moment, each read blind to the others. Where they agree, that agreement is real.

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Numerology reads the letters of your full birth name — the name on the certificate, not a nickname. Only Latin letters A–Z count, so add a transliteration if your name uses another script. The other traditions only use it to address you.

Saju uses this in its classical luck-pillar sequence; left blank, it reads with the tradition's default (the male line). The other traditions don't use it.

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The nearest town is usually enough — tiny distances rarely move a chart. Narrow with a comma: “springfield, il”.

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Single readings arrive in a couple of minutes; the full pack takes about ten, smaller blends less. Previews unlock into complete readings free during beta.

The numbers are computed — real astronomy and calendar arithmetic. The words are written by an AI versed in each tradition. Your details exist only to cast your readings — delete them anytime.

How this works

  1. 1 · Exact positions

    Your chart is computed with real astronomy, calendar arithmetic and numerical method — planets, pillars, palaces, counts. No AI guesses a single number.

  2. 2 · Seven blind readings

    An AI writer versed in each tradition interprets your computed chart in isolation — none of the seven sees what the others wrote, so nothing can copy anything.

  3. 3 · An honest synthesis

    Only then do we lay the seven side by side and map where systems built centuries apart converge on the same theme.

The seven traditions

Know one of them and curious about the rest? Each has its own field guide: where it comes from, what it computes, and the terms you'll meet in your reading.

Western astrology

Reads the positions of the Sun, Moon and planets against the zodiac at the moment and place you were born.

Saju · Four Pillars

Reads the calendar itself: your birth year, month, day and hour, each expressed as a pair of cosmic characters.

Vedic astrology · Jyotish

Reads the same sky as Western astrology, but measured against the fixed stars — with the Moon and its 27 mansions at the center.

Zi Wei Dou Shu

Casts a map of twelve life palaces — career, wealth, bonds, travel — and places symbolic stars in them by calendar arithmetic.

Numerology

Reads no sky at all — just the numbers of your birth date and the letters of your name, reduced to their cores.

Mayan Tzolk'in

Places your birth in the 260-day sacred count: one of twenty day signs, carried by one of thirteen tones.

Energy type

A modern system that maps planetary positions onto 64 gates and nine centers to describe how your energy is built to work.

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Every Horoscope — seven ways to read the sky you were born under